Multifunctional underground irrigation system

ABSTRACT

A multifunctional underground irrigation system comprises of an underground irrigation, fertilization and respiration (UIFR) device with three types of air/pressure releasing structures, an universal unique label and label reader, three irrigation monitoring indicators, various sample collecting channels and measurement devices, a movable monitoring device, a water supply system, and a data center. The water containers, water drip controlling device, water flow rate controlling device, AAB device and AWPAE devices constitute the irrigation device for field plants or potted plants culture. The combination of the wireless technologies with various sensors in one of three indicators enables the underground irrigation to be visible, hearable, viewable and remotely controllable at real time and real-location manner for precision management of plant cultivation. The movable device provides a way to monitor the water supply system and to calibrate data obtained from UIFR devices. All devices in the system are repairable and replaceable.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional PatentApplication No. 62/494,276 filed in Aug. 3, 2016, which is herebyincorporated by reference.

This application is partial continuous of the U.S. Pat. No. 8,786,407with the title of “Universal and reusable RFID system and method for usein supply chain and logistics management”, applied by Xue W. Liu and RuiLi, which was filed in Aug. 11, 2011 with U.S. application Ser. No.13/208,284.

FIELD OF INVENTION

The present invention relates to the underground irrigation,fertilization, respiration of the soil and plant roots, ZigBeetechnology and RFID technology.

BACKGROUND OF THE ART

It is common knowledge that water moves through the soil in two ways: 1)downward pulled by gravity and 2) outward and upward, pulled bycapillary action. It is also a common knowledge that the planthydrotropism is the growth or turning of plant roots toward or away frommoisture in the soil. The response can be positive towards the water ornegative away from the water. Roots, for instance, are positivelyhydrotropic. That means that they grow towards moist soils to avoiddrought stress. Once a root cap has sensed water, it bends and then theroot grows towards it. However, as an underground system, there would bedifficulty and no efficient way to monitor the system performance foreach tree and the devices would not have any protection from cloggingand many other problems. As Rogers, D. H. and F. R. Lamm pointed out intheir paper that clogging of drip line emitters is the primary reasonfor SDI system failure (2005. Key considerations for a successfulsubsurface drip irrigation (SDI) system. In proceedings of the CentralPlains Irrigation Conference, Sterling, Colo., Feb. 16-17, 2005.Available from CPIA, 700 N. Thompson, Colby, Kans. pp. 113-118).

Underground irrigation has showed so many advantages and become soimportant in horticulture and agriculture compared with above groundirrigation, therefore great efforts have been made to develop variousdevices or systems for establishing true underground irrigation. Forexample, several US patents and published patent applications havedetailed both the advantages related to underground irrigation anddisclosed various underground devices. Such as U.S. Pat. No. 4,453,343,issued to Grimes for “Irrigation system” U.S. Pat. No. 5,938,372 issuedto Lichfield for “Subsurface irrigation apparatus and method”; U.S. Pat.No. 6,540,436 issued to Ogi for “Deep root watering unit”. Some otherspecific invention aimed and focused underground irrigation with specialdisclosures. Such as U.S. Pat. No. 6,443,367, issued to Bova for “Deepwatering device”; U.S. Published Patent Application No. US 2003-0196375A1, filed by Ferro for “Method of producing deep-rooted trees forphytoremediation applications”; U.S. Pat. No. 5,996,279, issued toZayeratabat for “Plant irrigation apparatus”; U.S. Pat. No. 4,003,408,issued to Turner for “Underground irrigation porous pipe”; U.S. Pat. No.8,381,437, issued to Ciudaj for “Irrigation device and method ofpromoting deep root growth plant” and recent U.S. Pat. No. 9,485,923,issued to Ensworth for “Elastomeric emitter and methods relating tosame”.

ZigBee is a specification for a suite of high level communicationprotocols using small, low-power digital radios based on the IEEE802.15.4-2003 standard and ZigBee PRO, also known as Zigbee 2007, theenhanced ZigBee Pro Specification, for wireless personal area networks(WPANs), such as wireless headphones connecting with cell phones viashort-range radio. The technology defined by the ZigBee specification isintended to be simpler and less expensive than other WPANs, such asBluetooth. ZigBee is targeted at radio-frequency (RF) applications thatrequire a low data rate, long battery life, and secure networking. Thesefeatures will be the potential application for ZigBee technology withvarious demand for individual device and further solve many practicaldifficulties. U.S. Pat. No. 8,644,166, issued to Xia, et al, forexample, disclosed that a sensor device integrates ZigBee® technologyinto power switch device to provide monitoring and control of powerusage, as well as operational control of connected devices.

Zigbee provides a cost breakthrough that means wireless technology canbe more widely deployed in wireless control and monitoring applications:Zigbee power requirements are so low that devices can have extremelylong battery life and use smaller “coin cell” type batteries; A Zigbeenode can wake up, check in, send data, and shut down in less than 30 ms;ZigBee is an open standard that is supported by a large number ofvendors and many others. Especially the feature of the address used foreach individual ZigBee End Device provides a very suitable way for thecombination with each individual UIFR device for the purpose to monitorthe UIFR device and plants at real time and real location, since no twodevices can have the same IEEE address in the entire world.

As we described in our patent (U.S. Pat. No. 8,786,407), Radio frequencyidentification (RFID) technology and RFID related knowledge have beenwidely used in the world, since the first true ancestor of modern RFIDPatent (U.S. Pat. No. 3,713,148) to Cardullo, et al. in 1973 and thefirst patent associated with the abbreviation RFID was granted toWalton, et al. in 1983 (U.S. Pat. No. 4,384,288). Recent U.S. Pat. No.7,928,965 to Rosenblatt, et al, a RFID chips in Apple's iOS devices thatwill enable such things as wireless transfers of data from an iPhone toa desktop with just a simple shaking motion or even allow a user to openup a keyless home or car door with a simple swipe.

A RFID tag not only provides the unique identification number, also itcan be read within a certain range wirelessly. This special advantagecan really help to solve the problem that a ZigBee End Device can't beread, even though you personally face it or hold the ZigBee End devicein your hand, except read them via a network system.

These above cited references teach some common features, discloseirrigation systems or specific devices that attempt to provideunderground irrigation, data collection and remote control technology.However, these references, on the other hand, revealed that there stillare many problems related to underground irrigation, of which made theunderground irrigation still to be difficult and even impossible. Theselimitations and related problems, for example, are listed as thefollowings:

1. Nearly all cited patents are still use high pressure to force thewater into the soil via all kind of their designed devices;

2. None of these disclosures shows a method how to make the undergroundirrigation to be visible or to be hearable, or the water volume in anindividual device can be measurable at a real time and real-locationmanner;

3. None of these cited patents or patent applications showed that theunderground irrigation device can be changeable or repairable withoutdigging if the underground irrigation device is damaged;

4. None of these cited patents teaches an efficient and convenient wayhow to monitor and how to remote control each individual undergroundirrigation device or a group of underground irrigation devices and howto collect data from each individual or a group of undergroundirrigation devices;

5. None of these cited patents does consider how to use undergroundirrigation device to help underground soil and plant root respiration,especially how to use underground irrigation device to obtain enoughfresh air for plant roots and soil respiration. Plant and soilrespiration is an important issue, as important as irrigation andfertilization, because plant root respiration directly affects plantgrowth and fruit yield;

6. None of these issued patents or published patent applicationsprovides an universal unique label used for each individual undergroundirrigation device and the plant. Furthermore, the universal unique labelcan be read by a RFID reader or a barcode reader or can be read inperson directly;

Still there are more other issues directly or indirectly related to theunderground irrigation, fertilization and plant respiration, which arebeyond our scope of the present patent application.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention application describes a multifunctionalunderground irrigation system for providing underground irrigation,fertilization and underground soil and plant roots respiration. As animportant component of the system, the underground irrigation,fertilization and the respiration of the soil and plant roots device(hereinafter, UIFR device) has been carefully detailed in several ways,especially for those important key functional parts, such as the topportion, the lower portion and the linkers used to link the top andlower portion together to form the UIFR device. In order to monitor theUIFR device and the consequent of the underground irrigation,fertilization and the respiration of the soil and plant roots, threemonitoring devices and sample channels are well described in theembodiment. The unique universal label makes all data collected from thefield or potted plants to be real time and real-location of individualUIFR device and the adjacent plant. A movable device is further employedto calibrate the water supply system and to correct errors from allcollected data for true precision management in agriculture and thehorticulture.

In one or more aspects of the embodiment of the present inventionapplication details top portion structure of the UIFR device. Twocontainers with two lids are used for housing the water supplied fromthe water supply tubular structure. One first air/gas releasing tubularstructures is employed in the first water container to allow allpressure and air/gas releasing from the first and the second watercontainers, the funnel water container and the anti-clogging waterpercolating and air/gas effusion/diffusion device (hereinafter AWPAEdevice) via the second and third pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructures. This is a key issue for underground irrigation to have oneor more than one way to allow the pressure and air/gas being releasedfrom the UIFR device and soil, of which resulted the water percolatingor dripping into the soil in plant roots area freely. In one or moreaspects of the embodiment of the present invention application, a waterdrip speed controlling device and a water flow rate controlling deviceare detailed. These two devices are used to slow down and adjust thewater to enter the soil from the UIFR device for different plant anddifferent soil texture.

In order to let the water in the first and the second water container topercolate or to drip easily into the top, middle and deep root area, thedrip speed controlling device is made of different filters to allow thewater to drip into the funnel water container. In case, the water dripspeed become too slow, the water flow rate controlling device can beused to speed up the water enter the funnel water container. The waterdrip controlling device and water flow rate controlling device are usedto control the water percolation speed. These two devices enable anindividual UIFR device to be used for different soil texture and indifferent seasons for a plant at different development and growth stageaccordingly as desired.

In accordance with another aspect of the present invention application,there is an adjustable anti-clogging bio-trap device (hereinafter, AABdevice) connected with the first water container via the connectionstructure of the funnel water container. As detailed in the presentembodiment through various figures, one AAB device connected with thefirst water container can created 18 watering programs and methods towater the one side of the top, the middle or the deep roots area for aplant. The second AAB device connected with the second water containercan create 18 watering programs and methods to water the other side ofthe top, the middle or the deep roots area for the same plant. Thecombination of the first AAB device with the second AAB device cancreate 324 programs and methods to water a plant roots in the top,middle and deep soil. The changeable watering programs and methodsresult the plant roots to have to change their growing direction,because of their positive hydrotropic feature of plant roots growth. Infact, it is a bio-trap by changing the watering way to led the plantroots change their growing direction and further to prevent plant rootsto clog the AWPAE device. As one of the direct results, this will helpplant roots to develop in all directions. The hollow structure of theshaft of the AAB device to form a third pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure is another feature. It allows the pressure and air/gasto be continuously released from the AWPAE device and the soil in theroot area when the water is uninterrupted percolating or dripping intothe soil. The combination of AAB device with AWPAE devices results thewater from the AWPAE device to be easily and slowly percolated ordripped into the top, middle and deep root area.

In one or more aspects of the embodiment, the present inventionapplication details the first, second and third pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structures together form the fresh air and soil gasexchange channels so that solve the difficult for roots and soil torelease CO2 and gas and have enough fresh air for their respirationactivities. These three pressure and air/gas releasing channels togetherfurther formed an important anti-flooding structure to prevent plantdeath or plant damage caused by flooding due to heavy rain or othernatural reason. That is why we have repeatedly stressed that, inaddition to stress and air/gas is a key obstacle to undergroundirrigation, the root respiration is as important as fertilizer and waterfor plant development and growth.

In one or more aspects of the embodiment, the present inventionapplication details the AWPAE device, as called the lower portion of theUIFR devices. These devices are buried into the top, middle and deepsoil and are further used to supply water for plant roots. In order toprevent plant roots to clog the water conduction channel and pressureand air/gas conduction channel, two filters are employed in the AWPAEdevice to form two rooms. These two rooms will be occupied by air afterthe water percolating or dripping into the soil, since plant roots can'tgrow in the air. Therefore, both the water conduction channel and thepressure and air/gas conduction channel in the top room are wellprotected. As long as these two channels are not clogged, the water willbe sent to the roots area and the pressure and air/gas will be releasedfrom the soil and the AWPAE device.

In one or more aspects of the embodiment, the present inventionapplication introduces how to avoid digging the AWPAE device out fromthe soil for repair. Two groups of AWPAE devices are used in each UIFRdevice, one for working group and one for reserved group. Both theworking group and the reserved group can be exchanged as needed so thatno digging at all. The total number of AWPAE device in each UIFR deviceare decided by the total numbers of water channels on the second andthird tubular structure in the AAB device. Accordingly as detailed inthe embodiment, the way to turn the reserved group into working group orreplace any damaged parts and the process to repair or replace a part inthe UIFR device has been well detailed by using both the literal and thefigures with different perspective views.

In one or more aspects of the embodiment of the present inventionapplication, the linkers, linked the top portion with the lower portiontogether to form the UIFR device, are used for water conduction channeland for the air/gas conduction channels. The water conduction channelallows the water to drip or flow from the top portion to the AWPAEdevices. The pressure and air/gas conduction channels release thepressure and air/gas from the AWPAE device to the first water containerand the second water container during water drip or flow into the AWPAEdevice. During the process of water percolating into the soil, the freshair is inhaled into AWPAE device via both the water and theair/conduction channels. By using their top structure, both the waterconduction channel and air/gas conduction channel are easily to beconnected with the matched water and pressure and air/gas channels onthe second tubular structure of the AAB device. Both threaded endportion of the water and air/gas conduction channels are also easily tobe screwed with the AWPAE device and finally to form the UIFR device forunderground irrigation.

In one or more aspects of the embodiment, the present inventionapplication also details two of many ways that an UIFR device can beused for indoor or outdoor potted or container cultured big or smallplants. The additional overflow water container for an UIFR devices isused not only to protect the plant but also to protect furniture,household or office equipment and documents. Each UIFR device and eachplant can be monitored by using a fully equipped ZigBee terminal deviceand various sensors. The total amount of water in the UIFR equipment canbe seen in person, or by using a ZigBee End Device in conjunction with avariety of sensors to learn more about the amount of water thatpenetrates into the soil at real time and real location. With ZigBeetechnology, the remote control and programming control of each UIFRdevice makes the fruit trees culture at commercial scale in the field orfor potted ornamental plants for indoor or outdoor to be more efficientfor precision management. The combination of both the ZigBee technologywith universal unique RFID label technology will make it possible toidentify each individual UIFR device and plant in the field formanagement.

In one or more aspects of the embodiment, the present inventionapplication specifically illustrates three indicators used to monitoreach of UIFR devices in the field or for potted plant, including amovable red flag indicator, an LED indicator device, and a wireless andremote monitor device. Each of these three indicators is used to monitoreach of all UIFR devices operating status. Each of the specificindicating devices allows that the water flow into UIFR device to beseen, for example, the movable red flag indicator or the LED lightindicator combined with the sensor; or the ZigBee technology wirelesslytransmitted and viewed by computer or similar. Each indicator canfurther monitor the time required for each device to be filled with thewater and the time required for water to penetrate into the root zoneand soil. All of the data obtained from these three indicators will helpto make precise decisions about the real-time and real-location accuracymanagement of each plant and each UIFR device in large commercial scale.The various sensors designed for LED lights and the watering datacollecting (hereinafter, WDC) devices linked with a Zigbee® device makedata collection from underground device to be possible and more simple.Therefore, the underground irrigation process can be checked eithermanually in person or wirelessly and automatically using the WDC devicelinked with a Zigbee® device via the data center system for each UIFRdevice. In addition, the combination of ZigBee technology and UIFRdevice makes it possible to wirelessly monitor and remotely control eachunderground irrigation device at real time and real-location for eachplant.

In accordance with another aspect of the present invention application,a three-in-one data collector or similar device which is systematicallyallowed and supported is used to remote control each UIFR devicewatering or to stop watering a plant as desired. All collected data viathe WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device can be downloaded to thedata collector or transferred by individual WDC device linked with aZigbee® device directly to the ZigBee coordinator in the data center orvia the numerous ZigBee routers to the ZigBee coordinator in the datacenter. All collected data can be viewed via website wirelessly or anyother convenient way systematically allowed and supported by the datasystem. In the precise management of horticulture and agriculture, it isimportant to know how much fertilizer and how much water have being usedfor each plant. The present invention application provides thepossibility for accurate management of large-scale commercialization ofhorticulture and agriculture through the application of undergroundirrigation systems and real time and real-location information and data.

In one or more aspects of the embodiment, the present inventionapplication provides and describes an universal unique label used foreach UIFR device and plant. The universal unique label comprise of sixparts. A universal unique label that can be read in three ways,including read by RFID reader, read by Barcode reader and direct readthe human readable parts. It is a great advantage to have an universalunique label for precision management of cultured plants at commercialscale or small scale. The first to fifth parts or the barcode readerreadable part or human readable part are the key to allow further toread the sixth part for either the individual plant data or theindividual UIFR device data. The data for each plant provide brief butvery clear original information. For the individual UIFR device, theunique label not only provides the UIFR device location data in thefield, also provides the manufacturer data which is convenient for backorder or new part order.

In one or another aspects of the embodiment, the present inventionapplication discloses various sampling structures used to monitor thetop, the middle and the deep soil pH value, soil nutrition contents,soil water content and soil temperature and other related factors in theroot area. By using the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure, both the fresh air and the gas exchange rate can be analyzedfor each individual plant. All obtained data and information can directhelp for making a precision management decision in horticulture, and thesame for scientific research for different objects related to theunderground irrigation, fertilization and respiration of the soil andthe plant roots, and many other related specific approaches.

In one or another aspects of the embodiment, the present inventionapplication describes a movable controlling device used to monitor watersupply system and correct or calibrate each UIFR device or a group ofUIFR devices in the field or all UIFR devices in one site of a facility.

Accordingly, it has been determined that the need exists for amultifunctional underground irrigation system with various anti-cloggingfunction, which can be monitored, remote controlled. Each UIFR device isneeded to be well labeled with an unique label which allows datacollection devices or using ZigBee technology for data collecting atreal time and real-location manner for precision management ofhorticulture and agriculture. Importantly the multifunctionalunderground irrigation system is really to overcome all aforementionedlimitations.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the top portion of the UIFR device.

FIG. 2A to FIG. 2H are various perspective, front and exploded views todetail the structure of the first and the second water containers andthe related structures.

FIG. 3A to FIG. 3C are perspective views to detail the water drip speedcontrolling device structures.

FIG. 3D to 3G are front, sectional and perspective views to detail thestructure of the water flow rate speed controlling device.

FIG. 3H is a perspective view to show the second pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure, of which is shared by both of the waterdrip speed controlling device and the water flow rate speed controllingdevice.

FIG. 4A to FIG. 4D are perspective, front, sectional and exploded viewsto detail the funnel like structure and the way to connect the firstwater container, the second water container and the AAB device.

FIG. 5A to FIG. 5I are various perspective view, exploded view, bottomview, top view and sectional views to detail the structures of the AABdevice and the structure of each part in the AAB device.

FIG. 5J to FIG. 5N are perspective, front, and sectional views to detailthe structure of the water conduction channel and the air/gas conductionchannel, of which link the top portion and lower portion together toform the UIFR device.

FIG. 6A is a perspective view of all assembly parts for the top portion.

FIG. 6B and FIG. 6C are perspective view of an assembled top portion andsectional view of the assembled top portion of the UIFR device.

FIG. 7A to FIG. 7B are perspective and exploded views to show an AWPAEdevice structure.

FIG. 7C is a perspective view of a well assembled UIFR device 750,including the top, the lower portions and the linkers to link both thetop and the lower portions together to form an UIFR device.

FIG. 7D is a perspective view of the lower portion of the UIFR deviceused in the field.

FIG. 7E and FIG. 7F are partial cut away and take away perspective viewsto show the application of an UIFR device used in a pot for plantcultured indoor or outdoor.

FIG. 7G is a perspective view to detail how to maintain or repair anUIFR device, especially demonstrates how to turn the reserved waterchannels into working channels.

FIG. 8A is an exploded perspective view to show the structure of the redflag indicator used to monitor the UIFR device working states.

FIG. 8B to FIG. 8H are perspective, sectional and schematic diagrams todetail the structure of the LED lights indicator used to monitor an UIFRdevice working states.

FIG. 8I to FIG. 8L are perspective, sectional and schematic diagrams todetail the structure of the wireless and remote monitoring indicator andthe sensors used to monitor and remote control each of the UIFR devices.

FIG. 9A to FIG. 9C are perspective and sectional views to show thestructure of the sample channels used for various purposes to monitorboth the UIFR device and the plant.

FIG. 10A to FIG. 10C are perspective and exploded views to detail theprotection box used to house an UIFR device.

FIG. 11 is a sample of the universal label used for each individual UIFRand the plant.

FIG. 12A and FIG. 12B are an exploded perspective and a front views todetail the movable controlling device used to monitor and further tocalibrate one or nearby or all UIFR devices in the field.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT AND DETAILED FOR THE INVENTION

Detail descriptions of the preferred embodiment are provided herein. Itis to be understood, however, that the present invention may be embodiedin various forms. Therefore, specific details disclosed herein are notto be interpreted as limiting, but rather as a basis for the claims andas a representative basis for teaching one skilled on the art to employthe present invention in virtually any appropriately detailed system,structure or manner. Referring to the drawing figures, like referencenumerals designate identical or corresponding elements throughout theseveral figures.

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the top portion of the undergroundirrigation, fertilization, and respiration device (hereinafter UIFRdevice 750). The water inletting tubular structure 610 allows the waterflowing from the water supply conduit into the first water container 220and the second water container 230. The first pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 240 allows the pressure and the air/gas tobe released from the first water container 220 and the second watercontainer 230 to the atmosphere during the water is flowing into thecontainers. The second pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structures330 allows the pressure and air/gas in the funnel water container 410 tobe released to the atmosphere via the first pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 240. The reference numbers 510 represent theshafts of the adjustable anti-clogging bio-trap devices (hereinafter AABdevice and see FIG. 5A to 5I for detailed structures). The shaft 510 isa hollow structure with pores on its top portion to form the thirdpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 521 (see FIGS. 5A, 5Band 5F for details). The third pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure allows the pressure and air/gas in the soil and in the rootarea to be released to atmosphere through the first pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 240 via the anti-clogging water percolatingand air/gas effusion and diffusion device (hereinafter AWPAE device 700,see FIGS. 7A and 7B for detail structures).

The reference numbers 310 represents the shaft of the water flow ratecontrolling device. Both the first water container 220 and the secondwater container 230 have a filter 213 to prevent any sand or any otherunsolved particles from the clogging the pores on the bottom of each ofthe containers. The water drip speed controlling device 340 is used tocontrol the water drip speed from the first water container 220 and thesecond water container 230 to the funnel water container 410 and furtherto the soil in the root area. The funnel water container 410 is acontainer for housing the water from the first water container 220 andthe second water container 230 via the water drip speed controllingdevice 340. The funnel water container 410 is further fastened with thesecond tubular structure 530 (see FIGS. 5A and 5D for details) in theadjustable anti-clogging bio-trap device (hereinafter, AAB device). Thetubular connecting structure 207 links the first water container 220 andthe second water container 230 at the lower portion to form the wateroverflow way to allow the water flow from the first water container tothe second water container.

The tubular connecting structure 206 links the first water container 220and the second water container 230 at the top portion to form thepressure and air/gas releasing way to allow the pressure and air/gasreleasing from the second water container to the first water containeror fresh air from the first water container 220 to the second watercontainer 230. The sample channel 903 is used to monitor the soil watercontent, nutrition content and pH value in the root area. The topportion of the UIFR device 750 is further placed into a protection box1002, of which is covered with a lid 1001. The third tubular structure540 is fastened with the tube 1006 in the bottom of the protection box1002 by using the screw 1007. The step bearing structure 1008 of theprotection box is used to mate with the step bearing structure 413 inthe middle of the funnel water container 410 and further to hold firstand second water containers. The water conduction channels 527 and theair/gas conduction channels 522 are further used to link the lowerportion of the AWPAE device 700 (see FIG. 7A and FIG. 7B for detailstructure) with the top portion to form an underground irrigation,fertilization and respiration device.

FIG. 2A is a perspective view of the first water container 220 and ofthe second water container 230. The lid 205 used for the first watercontainer 220 has four penetrative holes 201, 202, 203 and 204 forhousing four different tubular structures and shafts. The penetrativehole 201 is used to house the water inletting tubular structure 610 toallow the water to flow into the first water container 220 directly andfurther to the second water container 230 via the water overflow way207. The penetrative hole 202 is used to hold the first pressure andair/gas tubular structure 240 for the pressure and the air/gas releasingfrom the first water container 220 and the second water container 230via the pressure and air/gas diffusion/effusion and releasing way 206during the course of the water flowing into both containers, 220 and230. The third penetrative hole 203 is used to hold the shaft 510 of theAAB device 500 (see FIGS. 5A and 5B for detail). The fourth penetrativehole 204 is used for holding the shaft 310 of the water flow ratecontrolling device 350 (see FIG. 3B for detail). The lid 209 for thesecond water container 230 has two penetrative holes, 203 and 204, forhousing the shaft 510 of the AAB device 500 and for housing the shaft310 of the water flow rate controlling device respectively.

The pressure and air/gas releasing way 206 links the first watercontainer 220 and the second water container 230 together to allow thepressure and air/gas to exchange between the first water container andthe second water container. The water overflow way 207 allows the waterto flow from the first water container 220 to the second water container230. The water overflow way 207 can be located at different verticalpositions under the location of the pressure and air/gas releasing way206 on the first water container 220 and the second water container 230.There are two shallow recess grooves 208 at the lower portion of thefirst water container 220 and the second water container 230. Each ofthe shallow recess grooves 208 is used to house a sealing washer firstand then to mate with the shallow recess groove 306 on the upper portionof the vessel 320 (as showed in FIG. 3B) and the vessel 320 will fastenwith the first water container 220 and the second water container 230 byusing a plastic zip tie.

FIG. 2B is a bottom view of the first water container 220 and of thesecond water container 230. The bottoms 210 of the first water container220 and the second water container 230 have three penetrative holes 211,203 and 204 respectively. The penetrative hole 211 is used to house thesecond pressure and air/gas tubular structure 330, which allows thepressure and air/gas in the funnel water container 410 to be released tothe top portion of the first water container 220 and the second watercontainer 230, and further to be released to atmosphere via the firstpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240 during the waterflowing into the containers. The pressure and air/gas in the secondwater container 230 will be released to the atmosphere via the pressureand air/gas releasing way 206 and the first pressure and air/gas tubularstructure 240. The penetrative hole 203 and 204 are respectively used tohold the shaft 510 of the AAB device 500 and the shaft 310 of the waterflow rate controlling device. The numerous pores 212, at the size of 0.2mm to 0.5 mm in diameter, allow the water to pass through the bottom 210of the first water container 220 and the second water container 230 andfurther to the funnel water container 410 via the water drip speedcontrolling device 340 or the water flow rate controlling device 350 orboth simultaneously.

FIG. 2C is an exploded perspective view of the first water container 220and the second water container 230. The two sealing washers 219 are usedto seal each of the first water container 220 and the second watercontainer 230 with the lid 205 and the lid 209. There are twopenetrative holes, 214 at the upper lateral wall of the first watercontainer 220 and the corresponding position of the second watercontainer 230 (not shown here due to the position of the second watercontainer 230). These two holes are used to house the sealing washer 215and the twistable tubular connecting structure 217 to form the pressureand air/gas effusion/diffusion releasing way 206 as showed in FIG. 2A.The water overflow way 207 (see FIG. 2A) consists of two seal washers215 and one twistable tubular connecting structure 218 to jointly linkthe first water container 220 and the second water container 230together via the penetrative holes 216 on the lower lateral wall of thefirst water container 220 and the second water container 230.

The overflow way 207 (see FIG. 2A) allows the water flows from the firstwater container 220 to the second water container 230. The filters 213are used to prevent any particles or sands or other tiny solid materialsin the water to clog the pores 212 on the bottom 210 of the first andsecond water containers and any other structure in the UIFR device 750.All holes on the lid 205 and 209 are same as explained in FIG. 2A. Thepenetrative hole 211 is used to house the second pressure and air/gastubular structure 330. The penetrative hole 203 and 204 are respectivelyused to hold the shaft 510 of the AAB device 500 and the shaft 310 ofthe water flow rate controlling device. Each of the shallow recessgrooves 208 is used to house a sealing washer first and then to matewith the shallow recess groove 306 on the upper portion of the vessel320.

FIG. 2D is a front view of the first pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure (a) and a perspective view of the first pressure andair/gas releasing tubular structure (b). The first pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 240 is the main channel for the pressure andair/gas releasing from the first water container 220 and the secondwater container 230. The first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 240 comprises two air releasing tubes 241 downwards to land,which will prevent bacteria, fungus or spores from the plant root. Thepenetrative holes 242 at the middle portion of the first pressure andair/gas releasing tubular structure 240 is the channel for pressure andair/gas releasing from the first water container 220 to the atmosphereduring the water flowing into the container and the fresh air inhalingfrom the atmosphere during the water percolating into the soil.Reference number 243 is the scale used to monitor the water level orwater volume in the containers and the water percolating speed from thecontainers to the soil.

FIG. 2E is a front view of the water inletting tubular structure 610with a stop part 244 to prevent the water inletting tubular structure610 out from the first water container.

FIG. 2F is a front of view of the second pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 330.

FIG. 2G is a front view of the shaft 310 of the water flow ratecontrolling device 350.

FIG. 2H is a front view of the shaft 510 of the AAB device 500 anddetailed structures are showed in FIGS. 5A and 5B. The shaft 510 is alsoused as the third pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structurelinked with the air/gas conduction channel.

FIG. 3A is a perspective view of the water drip speed controlling device340. The water drip speed controlling device 340 comprises of a firstfilter 301, a second filter 302, a third filter 305 and threepenetrative holes, 311, 303, and 304, for housing the second pressureand air/gas releasing tubular structure 330, the shaft 510 of the AABdevice 500 and the shaft 310 of the water flow rate controlling device350. The first filter 301 is a shallow container to receive water fromthe connected first and second water containers, 220 and 230. All threefilters, 301, 302, and 305 are made of different materials to form waterdrip speed controlling device 340.

FIG. 3B is a perspective view of the vessel 320 used to house both ofthe water drip speed controlling device 340 and the water flow ratecontrolling device 350. The top shallow recess groove 306 is used tofasten with the shallow recess grooves 208 on the first water container220 and the second water container 230. The shallow recess grooves 307and 321 on the vessel are further used to connect with the shallowrecess grooves 403 and 404 on the funnel water container 410.

FIG. 3C is an exploded view of the water drip speed controlling device340 to detail each of the parts with each of the penetrative holes. Thebinder 322 has three threaded penetrative holes, 311, 303 and 304. Thesethree threaded penetrative holes are used to screw with three threadedpenetrative binder bolts 323 and further to screw with the threethreaded nuts 325 and finally to keep all three filters, 301, 302 and305, together to form the water drip speed controlling device 340. Thepenetrative hole 311, on the binder 322, the first filter 301, secondfilter 302 and the third filter 305, is used to screw with the secondpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 330. In fact, thesecond pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 330 is shared byboth of the water drip speed controlling device 340 and the water flowrate controlling device 350 to allow the pressure and air released fromthe funnel water container 410. The penetrative holes, 303 and 304, areused to house the shaft 510 of the AAB device 500 and the shaft 310 ofthe water flow rate controlling device 350.

FIG. 3D is a front view of the water flow rate controlling device 350.The water flow rate controlling device 350 comprises of a long shaft 310with threads 308 with different sizes of groove 309, the water stopper312 and of the second pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure330 to form the water flow rate controlling device.

FIG. 3E (a) is a section and cut away view of the water flow ratecontrolling device to show that the water flow rate controlling device350 will be very fast when the deepest and widest groove 313 is rotatedout of the third filter 305.

FIG. 3E (b) is another section and cut away view of the water flow ratecontrolling device 350. When the middle part of the groove 309 isrotated out of the third filter 305, the water flow rate will be in themoderate rate.

FIG. 3E (c) is the third section and cut away view of the water flowrate controlling device 350. The water flow rate will be very slow dueto the groove 317 is the most narrowest and shallowest part in the waterflow rate controlling device 350, which limits the water to passthrough.

FIG. 3F is a perspective view of the water flow rate controlling device350. The screw 314 is used to adjust different parts of the grooves onthe water flow rate controlling device 350. The broken circle line 3Dillustrates the method to use the screw driver to adjust the water flowrate according to the scale as showed in FIG. 3G.

The water flow rate controlling device 350 is a special design used toadjust the water flow rate, especially used to speed up the waterpercolation speed when the water drip speed is too slow by using waterdrip speed controlling device 340 only. As showed in FIG. 3A to FIG. 3Fabove, both the water drip speed controlling device 340 and the waterflow rate controlling device 350 are repairable or replaceable wheneverthey are damaged or work improperly and abnormally.

FIG. 3G is a top view of the disc-shaped guiding plate 311 used todirect the adjustment of the water flow rate controlling device 350. Thescrew 314 can be driven by a screw driver to adjust the water flow rate.When the screw with arrowhead points to “00”, it means the water fromthe first water container 220 and the second water container 230 to thefunnel water container 410 is only through the water drip speedcontrolling device 340, or the water flow rate controlling device 350 isat non-functional status. If the water speed from water drip controllingdevice 340 is too slow for any reason, it will be necessary to turn onthe water flow rate controlling device 350 according to the informationobtained from the first movable red flag indicating device 800, or/andfrom the LED light indicating device 850 or/and from the wireless andremote monitoring indicating device 880.

If the low flow rate is selected, the screw 314 on the tiptop of theshaft 310 must turn one lap clockwise, to turn from disc-shaped guidingplate “00” to the disc-shaped guiding plate“300”. If the middle flowrate is selected, rotating the screw 314 clockwise to turn two laps from“00” disc-shaped guiding plate to the number “500” as referenced by 319.The disc-shaped guiding plate 311 is fixed at the top of the lids 205and 209 surrounding the penetrative hole 204 to house the tiptop 315 ofthe shaft 310. The disc-shaped guiding plate 300, 500 or 800 mean andindicate 300, 500 or 800 water drips per minute or 15 ml, 25 ml or 40 mlwater per minute to flow from the first water container 220 and thesecond water container 230 to each of the connected the funnel watercontainer 410. The flow rate can be adjusted by selecting differentsizes of water flow rate controlling device 350 according to the soiltextures and the different plants at different seasons in the differentarea accordingly. The screw 314 on the tiptop of the shaft 310 isclockwise turned by using a screwdriver and the groove 309 will bescrewed out from the water drip speed controlling device 340.Consequently, the water will flow from the groove 309 to the funnelwater container 410.

FIG. 3H is a perspective view of the second pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 330, which allows the pressure and air/gasin the funnel water container 410 to be released from the tiptop 315 tothe first water container 220 and the second water container 230. Thesecond pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 330 is housed inthe penetrative hole 311 via the threaded end 316 with the water dripspeed controlling device 340. The second pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 330 is shared by both the water drip speed controllingdevice 340 and the water flow rate controlling device 350 for pressureand air/gas releasing from the funnel water container 410. As thepressure and air/gas releasing from the funnel water structure 410 viathe second pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 330, thewater, either drips from the water drip speed controlling device 340 orflows from the water flow rate controlling device 350, will flow easilyto the funnel water container 410 without any pressure or air/gasresistance.

FIG. 4A is a perspective view of the funnel water container 410. Thefunnel water container 410 is a container for housing the water from thewater drip speed controlling device 340 and water flow rate controllingdevice 350. The funnel water container 410 is also a connector forconjunction the AAB device 500 with each first and second watercontainers, 220 and 230. There are three shallow recess grooves,including the upper portion 403, the middle portion 404 and the lowerportion 405 on the funnel water container 410. Both the top shallowrecess groove 403 and the middle shallow recess groove 404 are used tomatch with the shallow recess grooves 307 and 321 on the vessel 320 asshowed in FIG. 3B.

The shallow recess groove 405 in the lower portion of the funnel watercontainer 410 is used to fasten with the shallow recess groove 507 onthe second tubular structure 530 (see FIGS. 5A and 5B for detail). Thehalf flange plate 402 with four penetrative holes 401 are used to holdthe funnel water container 410, the water drip speed controlling device340 and water flow rate controlling device vessel 320, the first watercontainer 220 and the second water container 230 by wires (not drawingout) to the top portion of the wall of the protecting container 1002.This will prevent each of these mentioned parts from damage due to theheavy weight when all water containers filled with water.

FIG. 4B is a front view of the well assembled of the water drip andwater flow rate controlling device vessel 320 and the funnel watercontainer 410. The shallow recess groove 306 of the vessel 320 is usedto fasten with each of the shallow recesses grooves 208 on the firstwater container 220 and the second water container 230. The half flangeplate 402 is used for holding the upper portion of the UIFR device 750by using wires to couple with the hook on the inner protecting containerwall 1002. The zip ties 408, 409 and 411 are used to fasten each of themated shallow recess grooves together. The step bearing structure 413 ismatched with the step bearing part 1008 as showed in FIG. 10A for thesecond way to protect the UIFR device 750 from damage due to the heavyweight when filed with the water.

FIG. 4C is a cut away view of the well assembled water drip and flowrate controlling device vessel 320 and the funnel water container 410.The shallow recess groove 306 is used to mate with the shallow recessgrooves 208 on the first water container 220 and the second watercontainer 230. The shallow recess grooves 403 and 404 on the funnelwater container 410 jointly matched with corresponding shallow recessgrooves 307 and 321 on the vessel 320. The shallow recess groove 405 onthe funnel water container 410 is jointly fastened with shallow recessgroove 507 on the second tubular structure 530 (see FIGS. 5B and 5D fordetails). The step bearing structure 413 matched and further held by thestep bearing structure 1008 as showed in FIGS. 1 and 10A for the secondway to protect the UIFR device 750 from damage due to the heavy weightwhen filed with the water.

FIG. 4D is an exploded perspective view of the water drip speed and flowrate controlling device vessel 320 and the funnel water container 410 asshowed in FIG. 4B. The sealing washer 412 is placed between the matedshallow recess grooves 307 and 403 and the mated shallow recess groovesare further fastened by the plastic zip tie 408. The sealing washer 406is placed between the mated shallow recess grooves 321 and 404. Thematched shallow recess grooves 321 and 404 are further fastened byplastic zip tie 409. The sealing washer 407 is placed between the matedshallow recess grooves 507 on the second tubular structure 530 and 405on the funnel water container 410. Both the second tubular structure 530and the funnel water container 410 are firmly fastened together by theplastic zip tie 411 via the mated shallow recess grooves 405 and 507.

FIG. 5A is a perspective view of a well assembled AAB device 500. TheAAB device 500 is an adjustable watering device against the clog causedby roots in the root area when connected with AWPAE device 700. The wellassembled AAB device 500 comprises a shaft 510, the third tubularstructure 540, the second tubular structure 530, the rotatable firsttubular structure 520. The shaft 510 is a hallow structure with thepores 502 together to form the third pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 521 (see FIG. 5F). The third pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 521 allows the pressure and air/gas in theAWPAE device 700 and the underground soil and plant roots to be releasedand further help the water to percolate into the soil in the root area(see FIGS. 7A, 7C and 7D for details). The third pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 521 enable the pressure and air/gas to beeffused or diffused to the atmosphere or reverse to allow fresh air tobe inhaled into soil via the first pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 240 as showed in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2D. Also the thirdpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 521 is a special way toprotect plant from flooding damage by allowing the CO₂ and the gas todiffused from the soil to atmosphere and fresh air, such as O₂, inhalinginto soil of root area via first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 240.

The mark 506 on the second tubular structure will help to align with themark 515 on the third tubular structure and further to jointly lock thesecond tubular structure 530 with the third tubular structure 540. Thereis an adjustable screw 501 at the tiptop of the shaft 510 to decidewhich AWPAE device 700 to be used to water a plant at different levelsin different locations in the root area. The concave threaded grooves512 of the third tubular structure 540 are used to jointly fix with thepenetrative holes 1003 on the protecting container 1002 as showed inFIG. 10A. There is a directional groove 513 at the end portion of thethird tubular structure 540, which will be used to direct the thirdtubular structure 540 to be jointly and easily fixed with the protectingcontainer 1002 via the screws 1007 (see FIG. 10A for details).

FIG. 5B is an exploded perspective view of the AAB device 500. The AABdevice 500 comprises of the third tubular structure 540, the secondtubular structure 530, the first rotatable tubular structure 520 and theshaft 510. The two convex structures 511 (the second convex structure isnot drawn out due to its position) on the upper portion of the thirdtubular structure 540 are used to fasten and further to lock the thirdtubular structure 540 with the second tubular structure 530 via thevertical groove 509 and the perpendicular groove 508. The two marks 515on the third tubular structure 540 help to align the two marks 506 onthe second tubular structure 530. The two directional grooves 513 matewith two convex structures 1009 on the lower portion of the protectingcontainer 1002 and further to guide the other four concave grooves 512on the third tubular structure 540 to match with the four penetrativeholes 1003 on the tubular structure 1006 (see FIG. 10A for details). Themated penetrative holes 1003 on the protecting container 1002 and thefour concave grooves 512 on the third tubular structure 540 are screwedtogether by the screws 1007.

The second tubular structure 530 has a pair of vertical grooves 509 anda pair of perpendicular grooves 508. The vertical groove 509 and theperpendicular grooves 508 on the second tubular structure house theconvex structures 511 on the third tubular structure 540. After turn 90degree clockwise, both the second and the third tubular structures arejointly fastened and locked together. It is a notably special key stepand a very important way to separate the top portion 600 from the lowerportion 710 for replacing or repairing damaged part (see FIG. 7G fordetails). The marks 515 on the third tubular structure 540 are used toalign the marks 506 on the second tubular structure 530 in the initialposition. The step groove 514 at the top inner wall of the secondtubular structure 530 is used to mate with the circle convex 505 on thetop portion of the rotatable first tubular structure 520. The shallowrecess groove 507 on the top portion of the outside wall of the secondtubular structure 530 is used to mate with the shallow recess groove 405on the bottom portion of the funnel water container 410 as showed inFIG. 4A.

The first rotatable tubular structure 520 has a crossbeam 517 with athreaded penetrative hole 504 in the center to house the shaft 510 withthe threaded end part 503. The circle convex 505 on the top portion ofthe first rotatable tubular structure 520 is used to match with the stepgroove 514 at the top inner wall of the second tubular structure 530. Onthe top portion of the shaft 510, there are pores 502 to allow thepressure and air/gas releasing from AWPAE device 700 via the water andair/gas diffusion channels 522 and 527. The tiptop 501 (see FIG. 5G fordetails) is used to adjust the watering patterns according to theinformation obtained from the wireless and remote monitoring indicatingdevice 880, or the LED light indicating device 850 or movable red flagindicator 800 as showed in FIGS. 8C1 to 8C4, 8B1 to 8B7 and 8Arespectively.

FIG. 5C (a) is a top view of the first rotatable tubular structure 520of the AAB device 500 after the crossbeam 517 being taken away and (b)is a bottom view of the rotatable first tubular structure 520. Thedirecting mark 533 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 is usedas a directing mark when the first rotatable tubular structure 520assembled with the second tubular structure 530. This directing mark 533is further corresponding with the adjusting scale plate 531 as showed inFIG. 2A. At the bottom center of the first rotatable tubular structure520, there is a threaded penetrative groove 535 to house the threadedpressure and air/gas releasing linker 518. The linker 518 links thethird pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 521 and allair/gas conduction channels in the AWPAE device 700 to form a pressureand air/gas releasing channel to allow the pressure and air/gasreleasing from the underground soil in the root area.

In the present embodiment, there are 16 water channels on the bottom ofthe first rotatable tubular structure 520, including 534, 537, 539, 541,536, 542, 544, 561, 546, 545, 553, 550, 557, 552, 559 and 562. Each ofthese water channels aligned with one water channel or some or all waterchannels on the second tubular structure 530 and the third tubularstructure 540 will result the water from the UIFR device 750 to flow tothe underground soil in the root area. Because the first tubular isrotatable via the shaft 510, it will be easily to imagine how manywatering patterns will be created from each UIFR device 750 (see FIG. 5Gfor details).

The bottom view of the rotatable first tubular structure (b) in FIG. 5Cis another way to see the rotatable first tubular structure. The halfcircle slide groove 543 will mate with the half circle 548 on the secondtubular structure 530 to jointly form a whole circle slide to housebeads 523 as showed in FIG. 5I. The beads will make the first rotatabletubular structure 520 easily to be rotated as desired to water the rootarea at different levels and in different locations as described in FIG.5C (a) above and FIG. 5G below. The convex 505 on the top portion of thefirst rotatable tubular structure 520 is used to mate with step groove514 on the top portion of the second tubular structure 530 as showed inFIG. 5B. The penetrative threaded groove 535 is used to house thethreaded pressure and air/gas releasing linker 518, of which links allair/gas effusing and diffusing channels in the AWPAE device 700 (asshowed in FIGS. 7A and 7C) with the third pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 521. All water channels as numbered in above can beviewed in another way and further help to understand how the waterchannels, in fact, are penetrative holes to allowed the water passthrough. For example, water channels 534, 539, 536, 544, 546 and 552.

FIG. 5D (a) is a top view of the second tubular structure 530 and (b) isa bottom view of the second tubular structure 530. This is an exampleonly to explain how to create different patterns to water a plant in theroot area and further to against clogging. There should not be alimitation since there are many possible patterns to increase or reducethe water channel numbers at each of the second and the third tubularstructures, 530 and 540, to create many patterns with the firstrotatable tubular structure 520 as described in above for watering theplant roots and simultaneously for plant root and soil respiration. Inthe bottom center area, there are six air/gas diffusion channels 547(only six air channels are draw and the other six air channels are notdraw out to avoid confusion) used for pressure and air/gas effusing anddiffusing from the root area via air/gas conduction channel 522 and theAWPAE device 700 as showed in FIGS. 5F, 5I, FIGS. 7A, 7C and 7D.

When water reaches to the root area by gravity, the gas in the AWPAEdevice 700 and soil nearby the AWPAE device 700 is effused to the firstwater container 220 via the third pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 521 as showed in FIGS. 5B, and 5F, the gas from the root areaare further being released to the atmosphere by the first pressure andair/gas releasing tubular structure 240. The half circle groove 548 willform a circle slide 590 (see FIGS. 5F and 5I) with the other half circlegroove 543 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 as showed inFIG. 5C (b) to house the beads 523 as showed in FIG. 5I. The formedslide circle 590 with beads 523 will make the first tubular structure520 to be easily rotated for the purpose to adjust the differentwatering patterns at different levels of a plant root as showed in FIG.5G.

There are two groups of water channels outside of the half circlegrooves on the right side and the left side of the second tubularstructure 530 respectively. There are six water channels in the firstgroup on the right side and are used as the working channel group,including 570, 571, 572, 573, 574, and 575. The water channels, numberedas 563, 564, 565, 567, 568, and 569, are constituted the second group asa reserved group. These reserved watering channels can be used toreplace the working channels when the working channel group was damagedfor any reason or water percolation became extremely slow according tothe information obtained from various indicator device s, such as themovable red flag indicating device 800, the LED light indicating device850 the wireless and remote monitoring indicating device 880.

Only one group of water channels will be used for the undergroundirrigation and the watering group is always located on the right side ofthe second tubular structure 530 and the third tubular structure 540when the AAB device 500 is well assembled. The other group of waterchannels are used as a reserved group till the working group has to bereplaced as indicated by the wireless indicator 880 or the LED lightindicator 850 or the movable red flag indicator 800 (see FIGS. 8A, 8B to8H and 8I to 8L for details), and then the reserved water channels willreplace the damaged group of water channels. The method to exchange thefirst group of functioning water channels is explained in FIG. 7E. Themark 506 is a directing mark for assemble the second tubular structure530 with the first rotatable tubular structure 520 (see FIG. 5C (a),FIG. 5G) and the third tubular structure 540.

The bottom view of the second tubular structure 530 in FIG. 5D (b) isanother way to understand some of the structures. The shallow groove 507is used to fix the AAB device 500 with the shallow recess groove 405 ofthe funnel water container 410 as showed in FIG. 4A. The air channels547 is located in the center. The working water channel 574 and thereserved water channel 565 are located on the right and left side of thesecond tubular structure. The vertical groove 509 is used to house theconvex 511 on the third tubular structure 540 so that the second tubularstructure 530 can be inserted into the third tubular structure 540. Theperpendicular groove 508 allows the convex structure 511 on the thirdtubular structure 540 to turn 90 degrees to align the mark 515 on thethird tubular structure 540 with the mark 506 on the second tubularstructure 530, as result, the second tubular structure 530 and the thirdtubular structure 540 are locked together. A special attention that thestructure 508 and 509 on the second tubular structure is so important tobe remembered to house the convex 511 on the third tubular structure 540and further to jointly locked together when the second tubular structurebeing turned to 90 degree clockwise. This is a key important step whenthe top portion 600 links with the lower portion 710 as showed in FIGS.6A and 6B, FIG. 7C, FIG. 10C, or the top portion 600 separated from thelower portion 710 for repair or change the reserved watering group toworking watering group as showed in FIGS. 6A and 6B, FIGS. 7G and 10B.

FIG. 5E (a) is a top view and (b) is a bottom view of the third tubularstructure 540. As described in (a), the six water channels in theworking group are located on the right side, including 583, 584, 585,586, 587 and 589. The six water channels in the reserved group arelocated on the left side of the second tubular structure, including 580,581, 582, 577, 578 and 579. The reserved water channels are used toreplace the working water channels whenever the working channels aredamaged or the water percolating are becoming extremely slow from theUIFR device 750 according the information obtained from the indicationdevice s of the movable red flag indicating, or the LED light indicatingdevice or the wireless and remote monitoring indicating device. Allwater channels in the first and the second groups on the third tubularstructure 540 must align the water channels of the first and the secondgroups on the second tubular structure 530.

The directing mark 515 is a simple way for assembling the third tubularstructure 540 with the second tubular structure 530 (see FIG. 5D (a),FIG. 5G). The convex 511 is used to lock the third tubular structure 540with the second tubular structure 530 by using the vertical grooves 509and the perpendicular grooves 508 as explained in FIG. 5D (b) above. Theair channels 551 (only six air channels are draw and the other six airchannels are not draw to avoid confusion) will match with the airchannel 547 on as showed in second tubular structure 530. Three colormarks, 554, 555 and 556, are used to guide the assemble the AAB device500 with the AWPAE device 700 via the water conduction channel 527 andthe air/gas conduction channel 522. The number 554 is for the color usedfor the top root area identification; The number 555 is for the colorused for the middle root area identification and the number 556 is forthe color used for the deep root area identification. Each of the colormust be matched with the color on the water conduction channel 527 asshowed in FIG. 5L (c).

The bottom view in FIG. 5E (b) is another way to detail the thirdtubular structures 540. The threaded grooves 512 used to fix the thirdtubular structure 540 with the penetrative holes 1003 on the protectingcontainer 1002. The two directing grooves 513 are used for guiding thepenetrative holes 1003 at the lower portion of the protecting container1002 to line up the grooves 512 and further to fix the third tubularstructure 540 with the protecting container 1002 via the screws 1007(see FIG. 10A for details). The air/gas channels 551 and first workinggroup of the water channels 585 on the right side with the secondreserved group of water channels 577 on the left side have been wellexplained with each of the numbers in FIG. 5E (a) above.

FIG. 5F is a sectional view of the well assembled AAB device 500 todetail each part of the AAB device. The threaded end 503 of the shaft510 is jointly screwed with the threaded penetrative groove 504 on thecrossbeam 517 of the rotatable first tubular structure 520. The shaft510 is a hallow structure with pores 502 on the top portion of the shaftto form the third pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 521for pressure and air/gas releasing from the soil in the root area viathe AWPAE device 700. The shallow recess groove 507 on the upper portionof the second tubular structure 530 will mate with the shallow recessgroove 405 at the lower portion of the funnel water container 410 asshowed in FIG. 4A. The circle convex 505 on the first rotatable tubularstructure 520 mates with the step groove 514 on the second tubularstructure 530. There is a circle slide 590 formed by the half shallowgroove 543 at the outside bottom of the first rotatable tubularstructure 520 and the half shallow groove 548 on the inside bottom ofthe second tubular structure 530. The threaded penetrative groove 535 isused to house a threaded linker 518. The formed circle slide 590 holdsat least four beads 523 to make the first tubular structure 520 to beeasily rotated for adjusting the water percolation to the top, or thetop and the middle, or the middle and the deep root area as described inFIG. 5C (a), FIG. 5G and FIG. 7D below. All other reference numbers havebeen explained in FIGS. 5C (a), 5D (a) and 5E (a).

FIG. 5G is a top view of the tiptop 501 of the shaft 510 with thecircular guided plate 531 surrounded the penetrative groove 203 on thetop of the lid 205 for first water container 220 and the lid 209 forsecond water container 230 respectively as showed in FIG. 2A. Two convexarrowheads 532 on the tiptop 501 of the shaft 510 formed a shallowrecess groove used for a screwdriver to adjust the water channels on thefirst rotatable tubular structure 520 with the water channels on thesecond tubular structure 530 and third tubular structure 540. As result,such rotation will change the water to percolate into different levelsat different root areas. For example, when the arrow 532 points to thecircular guided plate number “01” as indicated by reference number 529,the water channel 534 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 asshowed in FIG. 5C (a) will align with the water channel 571 of thesecond tubular structure 530, as showed in FIG. 5D (a), and the waterchannel 583 on the third tubular structure 540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a).While when the arrow points to “00” as indicated by reference number528, none of the water channels on the second tubular structure 530 andon third tubular structure 540 will be aligned with any water channelsof the first rotatable tubular structure 520. The UIFR device is to stopworking on the position.

FIG. 5G shows one of many possible adjusting circular guided plate 531to adjust the first rotatable tubular structure 520 to create as many as18 watering programs and methods for underground irrigation andfertilization. By changing the numbers of water channels on the firsttubular structure 520, on the second and the third tubular structures,530 and 540, and changing numbers on the scale plate 531, it is veryflexible to create as many as desired watering patterns for undergroundirrigation and fertilization. These 18 watering programs and methods forthe first water container 220 with an AAB device 500 to water the leftside root area of a plant by using the adjusting scale plate 531, ofwhich guided the movement of the first rotatable tubular structure 520through the shaft 510 to allow one or more of the 16 water channels toalign with one or two or all six water channels on the second tubularstructure 530 and the third tubular structure 540 accordingly, Thesewatering programs and methods are including:

1). To water the left back top (LBT) root area only, when the arrow 532points to circular guided plate 01 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the waterchannel 534 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 aligned withthe water channel 571 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed inFIG. 5D (a), and the water channel 583 on the third tubular structure540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

2). To water the left back middle (LBM) root area only, when the arrow532 points to circular guided plate 02 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the waterchannel 534 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 aligned withthe water channel 573 of the second tubular structure 530 as showed inFIG. 5D (a), and the water channel 584 in the first tubular structure540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

3). To water the left back deep (LBD) root area only when the arrow 532points to circular guided plate 03 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the waterchannel 534 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 aligned withthe water channel 575 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed inFIG. 5D (a) and the water channel 585 on the third tubular structure 540as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

4). To water the left back top and left back middle (LBT & LBM) rootarea only when the arrow 532 points to circular guided plate 04 (asshowed in FIG. 5G), the water channels 537 and 539 on the firstrotatable tubular structure 520 aligned with the water channels 571 and573 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and thewater channels 583 and 584 on the third tubular structure 540 as showedin FIG. 5E (a);

5). To water the left back top, the left back middle and the left backdeep (LBT, LBM & LBD) root area in the same time when the arrow 532points to circular guided plate 05 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the waterchannels 537, 539 and 541 on the first rotatable structure aligned withthe water channels 571, 573 and 575 on the second tubular structure 530as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and the water channels 583, 584 and 585 on thethird tubular structure 540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

6). To water the left back middle and the left back deep (LBM & LBD)root area when the arrow 532 points to circular guided plate 06 (asshowed in FIG. 5G), the water channels 539 and 541 on the firstrotatable tubular structure 520 aligned with the water channels 573 and575 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and thewater channels 584 and 585 on the third tubular structure 540 as showedin FIG. 5E (a);

7). To water the left front top (LFT) root area only when the arrow 532points to circular guided plate 07 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the waterchannel 536 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 aligned withthe water channel 570 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed inFIG. 5D (a) and the water channel 586 on the third tubular structure 540as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

8). To water the left front middle (LFM) root area only when the arrow532 points to circular guided plate 08 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the waterchannel 536 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 aligned withthe water channel 572 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed inFIG. 5D (a) and the water channel 587, on the third tubular structure540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

9). To water the left front deep (LFD) root area only when the arrow 532points to circular guided plate 09 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the waterchannel 536 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 aligned withthe water channel 574 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed inFIG. 5D (a) and the water channel 589 on the third tubular structure 540as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

10). To water both the left front top and middle (LFT & LFM) and theleft back top and middle (LBT & LBM) root in the same time when thearrow 532 points to circular guided plate 10 (as showed in FIG. 5G), thewater channels 542 and 544 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520as showed in FIG. 5C (a) aligned with the water channels 570 and 572 onthe second tubular structure 530 as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and the waterchannel 586 and 587 on the third tubular structure 540 as showed in FIG.5E (a);

11). To water all the left front and back top, middle and deep (LFT,LFM, LFD, LBT, LBM & LBD) root area in the same time when the arrow 532points to circular guided plate 11 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the waterchannels 542, 544 and 561 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520as showed in FIG. 5C (a) aligned with the water channels 570, 572 and574 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and thewater channel 586, 587 and 589 on the third tubular structure 540 asshowed in FIG. 5E (a);

12). To water both left front and back middle and deep (LFM, LFD, LBM &LBD) root area together when the arrow 532 points to circular guidedplate 12 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the water channels 544 and 561 on thefirst rotatable tubular structure 520 as showed in FIG. 5C (a) alignedwith the water channels 572 and 574 on the second tubular structure 530as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and the water channels 587 and 589 on the thirdtubular structure 540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

13). To water the left back and front top (LFT & LBT) root area togetherwhen the arrow 532 points to circular guided plate 13 (as showed in FIG.5G), the water channels 546 and 545 on the first rotatable tubularstructure 520 as showed in FIG. 5C (a) aligned with the water channels570 and 571 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed in FIG. 5D (a)and the water channels 586 and 583 on the third tubular structure 540 asshowed in FIG. 5E (a);

14). To water the left back and front middle (LFM & LBM) root areatogether when the arrow 532 points to circular guided plate 14 (asshowed in FIG. 5G), the water channels 546 and 545 on the firstrotatable tubular structure 520 as showed in FIG. 5C (a) aligned withthe water channels 572 and 573 on the second tubular structure 530 asshowed in FIG. 5D (a) and the water channels 587 and 584 on the thirdtubular structure 540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

15). To water both left back and front deep (LFD & LBD) root areatogether when the arrow 532 points to circular guided plate 15 (asshowed in FIG. 5G), the water channels 546 and 545 on the firstrotatable tubular structure 520 as showed in FIG. 5C (a) aligned withthe water channels 574 and 575 on the second tubular structure 530 asshowed in FIG. 5D (a) and the water channels 589 and 585 on the thirdtubular structure 540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

16). To water the left back and front top and middle (LFT, LFM, LBT &LBM) root area together when the arrow 532 points to circular guidedplate 16 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the water channels 559, 557, 562 and552 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 as showed in FIG. 5C(a) aligned with the water channels 570, 571, 572 and 573 on the secondtubular structure 530 as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and the water channels583, 584, 586 and 587 on the third tubular structure 540 as showed inFIG. 5E (a);

17). To water the left back and front top, middle and deep (LFT, LFM,LFD, LBT, LBM & LBD) root area together, when the arrow 532 points tocircular guided plate 17 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the water channels 559,557, 553, 562, 552 and 550 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520as showed in FIG. 5C (a) aligned with the water channels 570, 571, 572,573, 574 and 575 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed in FIG.5D (a) and the water channels 583, 584, 585, 586, 587 and 589 on thethird tubular structure 540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a);

18). To water the left back and front middle and deep (LFM, LFD, LBM &LBD) root area together, when the arrow 532 points to circular guidedplate 18 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the water channels 557, 553, 552 and550 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 as showed in FIG. 5C(a) aligned with the water channels 573, 575, 572 and 574 on the secondtubular structure 530 as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and the water channels584, 585, 587 and 589 on the third tubular structure 540 as showed inFIG. 5E (a).

The AAB device 500 connected with the second water container 230 has theexactly same 18 watering programs and methods as described above, exceptthe AAB device 500 used for the right-side underground root areairrigation of the plant, including:

1). To water the left side of back top (LBT) root area only andsimultaneously release the air/gas from the back top root area, when thearrow 532 points to circular guided plate 01 (as showed in FIG. 5G), thewater channel 534 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 willalign with the water channel 571 on the second tubular structure 530 (asshowed in FIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel 583 on the third tubularstructure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) via the watering connector 526,watering conduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516, air/gasdiffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAE device 700 asnumbered 777 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

2). To water the left side of back middle (LBM) root area only andsimultaneously release the air/gas from the left back middle root area,when the arrow 532 points to circular guided plate 02 (as showed in FIG.5G), the water channel 534 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520(as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will line up with the water channel 573 onthe second tubular structure 530 (as showed in FIG. 5D (a)) and thewater channel 584 on the third tubular structure 540 (as showed in FIG.5E (a)) via the watering connector 526, watering conduction channel 527,air/gas connector 516, air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG.5L) and the AWPAE device 700 numbered as 779 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

3). To water the left side back deep (LBD) root area only andsimultaneously release the air/gas from the left back deep root area,when the arrow 532 points to circular guided plate 03 (as showed in FIG.5G), the water channel 534 of the first rotatable tubular structure 520(as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will line up with the water channel 575 onthe second tubular structure 530 (as showed in FIG. 5D (a)) and thewater channel 585 on the third tubular structure 540 (as showed in FIG.5E (a)) via the watering connector 526, watering conduction channel 527,air/gas connector 516, air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG.5L) and the AWPAE device 700 numbered as 781 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

4). To water the left side back top and middle (LBT & LBM) root areatogether and simultaneously release the air/gas from the back top andmiddle root area, when the arrow 532 points to circular guided plate 04(as showed in FIG. 5G), the water channel 537 and 539 on the firstrotatable tubular structure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will alignwith the water channel 571 and 573 on the second tubular structure 530(as showed in FIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel 583 and 584 on thethird tubular structure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) via the wateringconnector 526, watering conduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516,air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAEdevice 700 numbered as 777 and 779 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

5). To water the left side back top, middle and deep (LBT, LBM and LBD)root area and simultaneously release the air/gas from the back top,middle and deep root area, when the arrow 532 points to circular guidedplate 05 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the water channel 537, 539 and 541 onthe first rotatable tubular structure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a))will align with the water channel 571, 573 and 575 on the second tubularstructure 530 (as showed in FIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel 583, 584and 585 on the third tubular structure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a))via the watering connector 526, watering conduction channel 527, air/gasconnector 516, air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) andthe AWPAE device 700 numbered as 777, 779 and 781 (as showed in FIG.7D);

6). To water the left side back middle and deep (LBM and LBD) root areaand simultaneously release the air/gas from the back middle and deeproot area, when the arrow 532 points to circular guided plate 06 (asshowed in FIG. 5G), the water channel 539 and 541 on the first rotatabletubular structure 520 as showed in FIG. 5C (a) will align the waterchannel 573 and 575 on the second tubular structure 530 as showed inFIG. 5D (a) and the water channel 584 and 585 on the third tubularstructure 540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a) via the watering connector 526,watering conduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516, air/gasdiffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAE device 700numbered as 779 and 781 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

7). To water the left-side of front top (LFT) root area only andsimultaneously releasing the air/gas from the top back root area, whenthe arrow points to circular guided plate 07 (as showed in FIG. 5G), thewater channel 536 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 as showedin FIG. 5C (a) will align the water channel 570 on the second tubularstructure 530 as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and the water channel 586 on thethird tubular structure 540 as showed in FIG. 5E (a) via the wateringconnector 526, watering conduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516,air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAEdevice 700 numbered as 778 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

8). To water the left-side front middle (LFM) root area only andsimultaneously releasing the air/gas from the top back root area, whenthe arrow points to circular guided plate 08 (as showed in FIG. 5G), thewater channel 536 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 (asshowed in FIG. 5C (a)) will align the water channel 572 on the secondtubular structure 530 (as showed in FIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel587 on the third tubular structure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) viathe watering connector 526, watering conduction channel 527, air/gasconnector 516, air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) andthe AWPAE device 700 numbered as 782 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

9). To water the left-side front deep (LFD) root area only andsimultaneously releasing the air/gas from the top back root area, whenthe arrow points to circular guided plate 09 (as showed in FIG. 5G), thewater channel 536 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 (asshowed in FIG. 5C (a)) will align the water channel 574 on the secondtubular structure 530 (as showed in FIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel585 on the third tubular structure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) viathe watering connector 526, watering conduction channel 527, air/gasconnector 516, air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) andthe AWPAE device 700 numbered as 784 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

10). To water the left-side front top and middle (LFT & LFM) root areatogether and simultaneously releasing the air/gas from the top andmiddle front root area, when the arrow points to circular guided plate10 (as showed in FIG. 5G), the water channel 542 and 544 on the firstrotatable tubular structure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will alignthe water channel 570 and 572 (on the second tubular structure 530 asshowed in FIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel 586 and 587 on the thirdtubular structure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) via the wateringconnector 526, watering conduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516,air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAEdevice 700 numbered as 778 and 782 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

11). To water the left-side front top, middle and deep (LFT, LFM andLFD) root area and simultaneously releasing the air/gas from the top andmiddle back root area, when the arrow points to circular guided plate 11(as showed in FIG. 5G), the water channel 542, 544 and 561 on the firstrotatable tubular structure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will alignthe water channel 570, 572 and 574 on the second tubular structure 530(as showed in FIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel 586, 587 and 589 on thethird tubular structure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) via the wateringconnector 526, watering conduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516,air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAEdevice 700 numbered as 778, 782 and 784 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

12). To water the left-side front middle and deep (LFM and LFD) rootarea and simultaneously releasing the air/gas from the top and middleback root area, when the arrow points to circular guided plate 12 (asshowed in FIG. 5G), the water channel 544 and 561 on the first rotatabletubular structure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will align the waterchannel 572 and 574 on the second tubular structure 530 (as showed inFIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel 587 and 589 on the third tubularstructure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) via the watering connector 526,watering conduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516, air/gasdiffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAE device 700numbered as 782 and 784 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

13). To water the left-side of both back and front top (LFT & LBT) rootarea only and simultaneously releasing the air/gas from the top backroot area, when the arrow points to circular guided plate 13 (as showedin FIG. 5G), the water channel 546 and 545 on the first rotatabletubular structure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will align the waterchannel 570 and 571 on the second tubular structure 530 (as showed inFIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel 586 and 583 on the third tubularstructure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) via the watering connector 526,watering conduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516, air/gasdiffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAE device 700numbered as 777 and 778 (as showed in FIG. 7D);

14). To water the left-side of both back and front middle (LFM & LBM)root area only and simultaneously releasing the air/gas from the topback root area, when the arrow points to circular guided plate 14 (asshowed in FIG. 5G), the water channel 546 and 545 on the first rotatabletubular structure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will align the waterchannel 572 and 573 on the second tubular structure 530 (as showed inFIG. 5D (a)) and the water channel 587 and 584 on the third tubularstructure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) via the watering connector 526,watering conduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516, air/gasdiffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5I) and the AWPAE device 700numbered as 779 and 782 as showed in FIG. 7D;

15). To water the left-side of both back and front deep (LFD & LBD) rootarea only and simultaneously releasing the air/gas from the top backroot area, when the arrow points to circular guided plate 15 as showedin FIG. 5G, the water channel 546 and 545 on the first rotatable tubularstructure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will align the water channel574 and 575 on the second tubular structure 530 (as showed in FIG. 5D(a)) and the water channel 589 and 585 on the third tubular structure540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) via the watering connector 526, wateringconduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516, air/gas diffusion channel522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAE device 700 numbered as 781 and784 as showed in FIG. 7D;

16). To water the left-side both front and back of top and middle (LBT,LBM, LFT & LFM) root area together and simultaneously releasing theair/gas from the top and middle back root area, when the arrow points tocircular guided plate 16 as showed in FIG. 5G, the water channel 559,557, 562 and 552 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 as showedin FIG. 5C (a) will align the water channel 570, 572, 571 and 573 on thesecond tubular structure 530 as showed in FIG. 5D (a) and the waterchannels 583, 584, 586 and 587 on the third tubular structure 540 asshowed in FIG. 5E (a) via the watering connector 526, wateringconduction channel 527, air/gas connector 516, air/gas diffusion channel522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAE device 700 numbered as 777,778, 779 and 782 as showed in FIG. 7D;

17). To water the left-side both front and back of all top, middle anddeep (LBT LFT, LBM, LFM, LBD & LFD) root area together andsimultaneously releasing the air/gas from the top and middle back rootarea, when the arrow points to circular guided plate 17 (as showed inFIG. 5G), the water channel 559, 557, 553, 562, 552 and 550 on the firstrotatable tubular structure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will alignthe water channel 570, 572, 574, 571, 573 and 575 on the second tubularstructure 530 (as showed in FIG. 5D (a)) and the water channels 583,584, 585, 586, 587 and 589 on the third tubular structure 540 (as showedin FIG. 5E (a)) via the watering connector 526, watering conductionchannel 527, air/gas connector 516, air/gas diffusion channel 522 (asshowed in FIG. 5L) and the AWPAE device 700 numbered as 777, 778 779,782, 781 and 784 as showed in FIG. 7D;

18). To water the left side both front and back of middle and deep (LBM,LFM, LBD & LFD) root area together and simultaneously release theair/gas from the front and back of middle and deep root area, when thearrow 532 points to circular guided plate 18 (as showed in FIG. 5G), thewater channel 557, 553, 552 and 550 on the first rotatable tubularstructure 520 (as showed in FIG. 5C (a)) will align with the waterchannel 572, 574, 573 and 575 on the second tubular structure 530 (asshowed in FIG. 5D (a)) and the water channels 584, 585, 587 and 589 onthe third tubular structure 540 (as showed in FIG. 5E (a)) via thewatering connector 526, watering conduction channel 527, air/gasconnector 516, air/gas diffusion channel 522 (as showed in FIG. 5L) andthe AWPAE device 700 numbered as 779, 782, 781 and 784 as showed in FIG.7D.

It should be emphasized that the combination of each watering programsand methods from the first AAB device 500 with each watering programsand methods from the second AAB device 500 can further create more than300 watering programs and methods. As described each of the wateringprograms and methods for the right and left side underground roots, ithelps to understand that over 300 watering programs and methods will becreated by combinations of two AAB devices and no longer need to detaileach of all watering programs and methods in detail.

FIG. 5H is a partial enlarged section view to detail all grooves andchannels of the assembled of the first, the second and the third tubularstructures, 520, 530 and 540. The circle slide groove 590 is used tohouse at least four beads 523 to make the first rotatable tubularstructure 520 to be easily rotated by using the screw to turn the shaft510 and to chose any water channel as mentioned in FIG. 5C (a) and FIG.5G. The water channel 519 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520allows the water to pass through and to line up with the water channelson the second and third tubular structure 530 and 540. The step grooves591 on the second tubular structure 530 are used to house a stopper 558to block the water passing through since these water channels are usedas reserved water channels or purposely inhibit the water passingthrough to water the root around the AWPAE device 700 or for any otherreason.

The grooves 593 are used to house the air connector 516 as showed inFIG. 5L. The grooves 592 of the third tubular structure 540 are used forhousing the water connector 516 as detailed in FIG. 5L. The threadedgroove 535 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520 is used to housethe linker 518 as detailed in FIG. 5L (a) and (b). It should be pointedout that there are six air channels 516 on the third tubular structure540 and six air channels 524 on the second tubular structure 530. Thesesix air channels are converted into one air channel by the threadedpressure and air/gas releasing linker 518 on the first rotatable tubularstructure 520 and further to jointly connected with the third pressureand air/gas releasing tubular structure 521 of the shaft 510 as showedin FIG. 5F and FIG. 5I.

FIG. 5I is a partial enlarged section view of the first, second andthird tubular structure on the AAB device 500 to show each of theoccupied grooves and channels as showed in FIG. 5H. The threadedpressure and air/gas releasing linker 518 is screwed with the threadedgroove 535 on the rotatable first tubular structure 520. The beads 523are occupied in the circle slide 590 to support the first rotatabletubular structure 520 and the second tubular structure 530, and furtherto make the first rotatable tubular structure 520 to be easily rotatedvia the shaft 510 as showed in FIG. 5A and FIG. 5G. The stoppers 558 areinserted into the step grooves 591 on the second tubular structure 530to stop the water passing through due to these water channels arereserved for replacing those damaged or clogged AWPAE device 700.

The water connector 526 and the air/gas connector 516 are respectivelyinserted into each of the step grooves 592 and 593 on the third tubularstructure 540. The water conduction channels 527 and air/gas conductionchannels 522 are further linked with each AWPAE device 700 to performtheir function for underground irrigation and soil and root respiration.The penetrative grooves 519 on the first rotatable tubular structure 520are aligned with the water channels 525 and water connector 526 tocreate various watering methods for the underground irrigation. Thepenetrative grooves 524 on the second tubular structure 530 areconnected with air connector 516 kept in the grooves 593 on the thirdtubular structure 540 to form the air conduction channels 522.

FIG. 5J is a perspective and a sectional view of the stopper 558 andwater connector 526.

-   -   (a). a perspective view of the stopper 558 with a steel 576 on        the top of the stopper 558. The steel 576 is a way to help the        stopper 558 to be taken out from the step groove 526 or for        inserting it into the step groove 526 by using a tool;    -   (b). a perspective view of a water connector 526 of the water        conduction channel 527. The water connector will be kept in the        groove 593 on the third tubular structure 540;    -   (c). a section view of the water connector 526;    -   (d). a section view of the connector 526 with the stopper 558        and the steel 576.

FIG. 5K is a perspective and section view of the stopper 558 and airconnector 516.

-   -   (a). a perspective view of the stopper 558 with a steel 576 on        the top for taking out the stopper 558 from the connector 516 or        for inserting it into the connector 516 using a tool;    -   (b). a perspective view of a connector 516 for air/gas        conduction channel 522;    -   (c). a section view of the air/gas connector 516;    -   (d). a section view of the air/gas connector 526 with the        stopper 558 and the steel 576.

FIG. 5L shows a perspective view to detail the structure of threadedpressure and air/gas releasing linker 518, the water conduction channel527 and the air/gas conduction channel 522.

-   -   (a). is a perspective view of the threaded pressure and air/gas        releasing linker 518 with a thread enlarged part 566 to screw        with threaded groove 535. The top narrow part is connected with        the third pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 521        of the shaft 510 as showed in FIGS. 5B, 5F and FIG. 5I.    -   (b). is a section view to detail the threaded pressure and        air/gas releasing linker 518 with threaded at the outside wall        of the enlarged part 566 used to screw with the threaded        penetrative groove 535 on the first tubular structure 520.    -   (c). is a perspective view to show the water conduction channel        527 with the connector 526 at the top and the threaded end 588        at the bottom end. The threaded end 588 will screwed with the        panel 705 on the AWPAE device 700 by using the screws 711 and        708 (see FIG. 7B for detail). The color mark 555 with letter B        is used to indicate that this water conduction channel 527 to        correspond with the AWPAE device 700 for left back middle (LBM)        root area and further to correspond with the same color of the        penetrative grooves on the third tubular structure 540 correctly        as showed in FIG. 5E (a).    -   (d). is a perspective view to detail the air/gas conduction        channel 522 with the connector 516 at the top and the threaded        end 588 at the bottom end. The threaded end 558 fixes with the        panel 705 on the AWPAE device 700 by using the screws 711 and        708 (see FIG. 7B). The colored mark 555 with letter B is used to        indicate that this air/gas diffusion channel 522 to correspond        with the AWPAE device 700 for the left back middle (LBM) root        area and to correspond with the same color of the penetrative        grooves on the third tubular structure 540 correctly as showed        in FIG. 5E (a).

FIG. 5M illustrates the air/gas connector 516 with the identificationcolor and abbreviated letter for air/gas releasing from the left side ofthe back root area. For example, the air/gas connector 516 with palecolor 555 and abbreviated letter B tells that this connector willcombine with water conduction channel 526 with same color 555 (see FIG.5N) to become a pair of linkers, 522 and 527 as showed in FIG. 5L, andfurther to connect with a AWPAE device 700 for watering the left sideback middle (LBM) root area when pressure and air/gas being releasedfrom the AWPAE. The different colors 554, 555 and 556 are same as thecolors showed in FIG. 5E.

FIG. 5N is a perspective view of the water connector 526 withidentification color and abbreviated letter. In order to preciselyassembling the AWPAE device 700 with the AAB device 500 correctly, thewater connector 526, for example, has a pale color 555 with letter Bwhich is correspondence with the same color 555 to indicate thepenetrative groove 584 on the third tubular structure (see FIG. 5E fordetail) to house the water connector 526 for the left side back middle(LBM) root area. It is a very important issue to assemble the linkers,522 and 527, with AAB device in the top portion and the AWPAE device bycorrectly housing the water connector 526 to the penetrative hole.Therefore the different color marked on the connector are same as thecolors as showed in FIG. 5E.

FIG. 6A is a perspective view of the assembly parts for the top portionof an UIFR device 750. All assembly parts were detailed and showed inFIG. 2, FIG. 3A to FIG. 3G, FIG. 4A and FIG. 5A in above figures. Thefirst water container 220 with four penetrative holes, 201, 203, 211 and204, on the lid. The second water container 230 with two penetrativeholes, 203 and 204 on the lid. On the top left side is the first air/gasreleasing tubular structure 240 and the water inletting tubularstructure 610. All other inside and outside structures of the firstwater container 220 and the second water container 230 had been welldetailed in FIG. 2A to 211. The vessel 320, under the first and secondwater containers, is used to house both the water drip controllingdevice 340, the water flow rate controlling device 350 and the secondair/gas releasing tubular structure 330. All other detailed structureswith various connected ways were demonstrated in FIG. 3A to 3D. Thefunnel water container 410 is a container having a buffer effect toallow the water to be slowly percolated into the soil via the AAB device500 and the AWPAE device 700. The funnel water container 410 also is avery important connector to link the AWPAE device 700 via the waterconduction channel and the air/gas conduction channel to form a UIFRdevice 750. The detail structure with other parts in the UIFR device 750were showed in FIGS. 4B, 4B and 4C. The lower part is the well assembledAAB device 500 with the shaft 510 and the second tubular structure 530.The detail structure of the AAB device 500 and the detail relationshipwith other parts had been well demonstrated in FIG. 5A to FIG. 5G.

FIG. 6B is a perspective view of the well assembled top portion 600 ofthe UIFR device 750 with partial structure of the water conductionchannel and air/gas conduction channel. The water tubular structure 610allows the water to flow into the first water container 220 and furtherto the second water container 230 via the twistable water overflowtubular structure 207. The pressure and the air/gas in the first watercontainer 220 will be released to outside of the atmosphere through thefirst pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240. While thepressure and air/gas in the second water container 230 will be releasedto the first water container 220 through the pressure and air/gasreleasing way 206 during the water flow from the first water container220 into the second water container 230 through the water overflow way207. The tiptop 501 on the shaft 510 of the AAB device 500 is used toadjust the irrigation method for the root area as described in FIGS. 5C(a) and 5G. The tiptop 314 of the shaft 310 of the water flow ratecontrolling device 350 is used to adjust the water drip or flow rate.The structure of the water conduction channel 527 and air/gas conductionchannel 522 is further used to link with the AWPAE device 700.

FIG. 6C is a section view of the well assembled top portion 600 of theUIFR device 750. The first water tubular structure 610 is inserted intothe container 220 through the penetrative hole 201. The second pressureand air/gas releasing tubular structure 330 is a channel to release thepressure and air/gas from the funnel water container 410 to the firstwater container 220 and the second water container 230. While the pore502 at the top portion of the shaft 510 to form the third pressure andair/gas releasing tubular structure 521, which is another channel forair/gas effusion and diffusion from the soil in the root area via theAWPAE device 700. The first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 240 is the only and the main way in the present invention torelease the pressure and air/gas from the first water container 220, thesecond water container 230 via the second and third pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 330 and 521. The water drip controllingdevice 340 and the water flow rate controlling device 350 are used toadjust the water percolating speed to the soil. It should be pointed outthat the second pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 330 isshared by both of the water drip speed controlling device 340 and thewater flow rate controlling device 350.

The funnel water container 410 is a container and connector to house thewater from the first water container 220 and the second water container230, and to conjointly link the AAB device 500 and the AWPAE device 700with the first water container 220 and the second water container 230.The water conduction channel 527 and the air/gas effusion/diffusionchannel 522 allow the water percolating continuously and slowly to thesoil in the root area, and simultaneously the air/gas in the AWPAEdevice 700 is released to the first water container 220 and the secondwater container 230 via the third pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 521. The water percolating provides kinetic energy andpressure for air/gas to be effused from the AWPAE device 700 to thecontainers 220 and 230. The air/gas conduction channel 522 also providesan air/gas diffusion channel for fresh air diffusing into the soil inthe root area. Therefore, the first and third pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structures, 240 and 521, in fact, are anti-floodingstructure for each plant to allowed the CO₂/gas released from the rootarea.

FIG. 7A is a perspective view of the AWPAE device 700. The waterconduction channel 527 and the air/gas effusion and diffusion channel522 link the AWPAE device 700 with the top portion 600 to form an UIFRdevice 750. The top panel 705 is used to keep the main cube part 701 ofthe AWPAE device 700 closed by using the screw 704. The lower part 702is a trapezoid shaped part and is further closed by a larger trapezoidfilter 703.

FIG. 7B is an exploded view of the AWPAE device 700. The waterconduction channel 527 with the threaded end 588 and the air/gasdiffusion channel 522 with the threaded end 588 are used to screw withtwo screws 711 first and then pass through the two threaded penetrativehole 707 on the top panel 705 to screw with the other two screws 708.There is a first filter 709 to fill the bottom portion of the cube 701.It is very important here that to have the top half portion of the cubepart 701 and the whole lower trapezoid part 702 to be two separatedempty space structures, of which inhibit any root, bacteria or livingorganisms survive and grow, especially when a AWPAE device 700 finishwatering the plant, the most of time will keep the AWPAE 700 to befilled with air/gas without water; or the AWPAE device 700 beingshuttled down according to the real time and real-location data providedby the wireless and remote monitoring indicating device 880, or LEDlight indicating device 850 and the movable red flag indicating device800 as described in FIGS. 8L, 8G and 8C.

The second trapezoid shaped filter 703 is used to match with thetrapezoid shaped water container 702 to prevent the root into the room702 and further to pass through the filter 709 to clog both the waterconduction channel 527 and the air/gas conduction channel 522 in theAWPAE device 700. Both the first filter 709 and the trapezoid shapedfilter 703 are made of coconut fiber or plastic or similar materials toprevent the root growing through and further clogging both waterconduction channel 527 and the air/gas effusion and diffusion channel522.

FIG. 7C demonstrates a well assembled UIFR device 750. The multifunctionUIFR device 750 comprises of the top portion 600 and the lower portion710 linked by the water conduction channel 527 and air/gas conductionchannel 522 to form a multifunctional UIFR device 750 for undergroundirrigation and fertilization of a plant in the root area. The referencenumber 751 indicates an antenna used by ZigBee End device and RFID tagto receive or emit data via radio frequency 752 related to the UIFRdevice 750 and the adjacent plant. As detailed in FIG. 6B, the topportion 600 comprises of the first water container 220 and the secondwater container 230. Both the first water container 220 and the secondwater container 230 linked by the first horizontal tubular structure 206and the second horizontal tubular structure 207. Each of the first watercontainer 220 and the second water container 230 further has connectedwith a water drip speed controlling device 340, water flow ratecontrolling device 350 and a AAB device 500 via the vessel 320 and thefunnel water container 410.

The lower portion 710 comprises of the AWPAE device 700 and vinous ofprotection tubular structure 769 to protect the linkers, 522 and 527,for linking both the top portion 600 and the lower portion 710 togetherand to form a set of UIFR device 750. When water reaches to each of theAWPAE device 700, the air/gas inside of each of the AWPAE device 700will be effused to the first water container 220 and the second watercontainer 230 via the air/gas diffusion channel 522 and the thirdpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 521, and finallyreleased to the atmosphere via the first pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 240. The water conduction channels 527 and the air/gasdiffusion channel 522 are protected by the protection tubular structure769 due to the force from plant root growing may damage those tiny thinchannels 527 and 522 and further to affect the water flow and air/gaseffusion/diffusion for the whole UIFR device 750. The PVC tubularstructure or similar tubular material are used as protection tubularstructure 769 to protect the water and air/gas conduction channels 527and 522.

FIG. 7D is a partial perspective view to detail an example how the lowerportion 710 of the UIFR device 750 distributes underground soil in theroots area. In order to demonstrate in a better view, all top portionbeing taken away and only show the third tubular structure 540 toconnect with the water conduction channel and the air/gas diffusionchannel, represented by solid lines 527 and 522 with protection tubularstructure 769. The solid line, for water conduction channel lines andthe air/gas conduction channel 522 and 527 connected with each AWPAEdevice 700 represented the working group. The breaking line for waterconduction channel and air/gas conduction channels 735 and 736 connectedwith an AWPAE devices 700 to form a reserved group. These reserved groupAWPAE devices 700 are used for replacing the working group if the waterpercolating speed become extremely slow according to the informationobtained from indicators as showed in FIGS. 8A to 8L.

As afore described in FIG. 5G, the watering patterns are controlled bythe AAB device 500 via the first rotatable tubular structure 520 and thesecond and third tubular structures, 530 and 540. Here is another way tohelp to understand how the watering patterns were controlled via the AABdevice 500 and the AWPAE devices 700 linked by the water conductionchannels 527 and the air/gas conduction channels 522:

A. At the top root area, there is a working group of the AWPAE device700 placed around the plant. There are two AWPAE devices 700 on the leftside of top root area, the number 777 is for the left back top (LBT)root area and the number 778 is for the left front top (LFT) root area;the other two AWPAE devices 700 are placed the at the right side of toproot area, the number 785 is for the right back top (RBT) root area and786 is for the right front top (RFT) root area.

To avoid future digging the device out for replacement of the damaged orover slow of an UIFR device 750 near or in the root area, we presentedhere that four reserved AWPAE device 700, as linked with broken lines735 and 736, are reserved group for replacing the working group, in thecase, the working group becomes extremely slow in water percolating fromthe water containers. These reserved AWPAE devices 700 linked with breaklines, numbered as 735 and 736 linked with AAB device 500 are used fortop root area. The AWPAE devices 700 numbered as 771 is used for theleft back top (LBT) root area and the numbered as 772 is for the leftfront top (LFT) root area; The AWPAE devices 700 numbered as 793 is usedfor the right back top (RBT) root area; numbered as 794 is used for theright front top (RFT) root area.

B. In the middle roots area, four AWPAE devices 700 are put into theleft side area, including device numbered as 779 for the left backmiddle (LBM) area, device numbered as 782 for the left front middle(LFM) area, device numbered as 787 for the right back middle (RBM) area,and device numbered as 788 for the right front middle (RFM) root area.There are also four reserved AWPAE devices 700, linked with an AABdevice 500 with break lines, numbered as 735 and 736 for the middle rootarea. The reserved AWPAE devices 700, numbered as 795 is for the rightback middle (RBM) root area; the reserved AWPAE device 700, numbered as796 is for the right middle front (RFM) root area. While the reservedAWPAE devices 700, numbered as 773 is for the left back middle (LBM)root area and the reserved AWPAE device 700, numbered as 774 is for theleft middle front (LFM) root area.

C. In the deep root area, four working AWPAE devices 700 are placed,including the AWPAE device 700, numbered as 781 for the left back deep(LBD) root area, the AWPAE device 700, numbered as 784 for the left deepfront (LFD) root area, the device 789 for the right back deep (RBD) rootarea, and device 792 for the right front deep (RFD) root area. There arealso four reserved AWPAE devices 700 linked with break lines in the deeproot area. The reserved AWPAE device 700, numbered as 797 is located forthe right back deep (RBD) root area; the reserved AWPAE device 700,numbered as 798 is for right front deep (RFD) root area. While reservedAWPAE devices 700, numbered as 775 is for the left back deep (LBD) rootarea and the reserved AWPAE device 700, numbered as 776 is for the leftfront deep (LFD) root area.

As demonstrated in FIG. 5C (a) and FIG. 5G, each AAB device 500 cancreate 18 watering programs and methods for irrigation of the left orfor the right root area of a plant. Therefore one UIFR device 750 withtwo AAB devices 500, linked with the first water container 220 and thesecond water container 230, can have more than 300 watering programs andmethods for underground irrigation through various combination betweenthe 18 watering programs and methods via the first AAB device 500 withthe 18 patterns via the second AAB device 500 (see FIG. 5G for details).

In fact, one UIFR device 750 is also a anti-flooding channel to help thesoil and plant root respiration, since the UIFR device 750 allows thepressure and air/gas released from the soil in the root area via theAWPAE device 700, from the funnel water container 410 and from the firstwater container 220 and the second water container 230. Please see FIGS.2A, 2D, 3H, 5A, 5C (a), 5F and 7C for details. Because of the abovedescribed function of releasing the pressure and air/gas from the soiland root, the UIFR device 750 provides a powerful strategy to protecteach of the plant from the damage caused by water-logging during therainy season for the low-lying land in certain regions, since the firstpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure is a perfect channelfor gas released from the soil and the root to anti-flooding.

FIG. 7E is a perspective view after cutting away the pot and taken awayall soil and tree to detail the UIFR device 750. The top portion 600comprises of an antenna 751 for a ZigBee End device or RFID tag to emitRF signal 752 to transfer all collected data or receiving the order fromthe system or receive calling from data center as showed in FIG. 8L. Thewater inletting tubular structure 610 allows the water to flow into thefirst water container 220 and the second water container 230 via thewater overflow way 207 as showed in FIG. 2A. The first wireless remotecontrolled switch 753 is used to control the water flowing into thefirst container. In order to avoid any possible overtime watering andfurther cause the nearby indoor or outdoor properties damage, there is asecond wireless switch 718 being equipped on the conduit 754, which canshut down the water supply from conduit 754 to the first container 220and the second container 230 (see FIGS. 8I to 8L for details).

The water supply from the conduit 754 will be turn out whenever thefirst and second water containers is over filled for any reason and thewater is above the highest level, as result, the switch 753 will be turnon which will emit a signal to the wireless switch 718, the data center,the three-in-one data collector or the mobile phone. Once the secondwireless switch 718 received the signal, it will immediately shut downthe water. Therefore the UIFR device 750, in fact, is a remotecontrollable wireless device and it can be used for all plant cultureindoor or outdoor for any purpose as desired.

As afore introduced, the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 240 allows all pressure and air/gas to be released from boththe UIFR device 750 and the soil in the root area. Except the twohorizontal tubular structures, 206 and 207, for pressure and air/gas andthe water releasing or exchanging between the first water container 220and the second water container 230, there are two tubular structures,722 and 723, to link the overflow water container 740 with the firstwater container 220. The tubular structure 722 is used for the air/gasto be released from the overflow water container 740 when overflow wateris flowing from the first container 220 to the overflow water container740 via the tubular structure 723. The overflow water container holder724 is used to hold the overflow water container 740. The top portion600 of the UIFR device 750, including the first water container 220, thesecond water container 230, the vessel 320, the funnel water container410 and the second tubular structure 530 of the AAB device 500, isfurther connected with the AWPAE device 700 to form an UIFR device 750for the potted plant.

FIG. 7F is another taken away perspective view to show another possibleway to use an UIFR device 750 for small plant in the small pot or thesmall container cultured indoor or outdoor. The UIFR device 750 showedexactly the same system as showed in FIG. 7E, except only one AAB device500 with one water container 220 connected with the AWPAE devices 700 toform an UIFR device 750 for the potted plant via the water conductionchannel 527 protected by the protection tubular structure 769 andair/gas diffusion channel 522 for the small or slow growing plant thepot or container.

FIG. 7G is a perspective view to show the way how to turn the reservedwatering group to working group if the working group is damaged or waterpercolating speed become too slow. As arrowed with word “left”, thefirst pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240 and the waterinletting tubular structure 610 are always located on the left side. Tohold the top portion 600 and turn 90 degree in counterclockwisedirection, The convex structure 511 on the inner wall of the thirdtubular structure 540 will now locate in the groove 509 on the secondtubular structure 530 (see FIGS. 5B, 5D and 5E (A) for detailstructures). Then hold the top portion 600 and vertically pull upward,the second tubular structure 530 will separated with the third tubularstructure 540. After free the second tubular structure 530 with thefunnel water container 410, to pull out each of all the stoppers 558from each of the watering connector 526 or keep some the stoppers to theeach of the watering connector.

Otherwise, simply turning the whole top portion 180 degree first(attention here) to keep the first pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 240 and the water inletting tubular structure 610 onthe right side, and then insert the second tubular structure 530 intothe third tubular structure 540, in fact, allowed the convex 511 tomatch with groove 509, following by turning the top portion 600 for 90degree in clockwise direction. As result, the water channels, 570, 571,572, 573, 574 and 575 on the second tubular structure 530 will alignwith 577, 580, 578, 581, 579 and 582 on the third tubular structure (seeFIGS. 5C, 5D and 5E). The lid 1001 for cover the protecting container1002 must turn 180 degree so that to keep both the first pressure andair/gas releasing tubular structure 240 and the water inletting tubularstructure 610 on the right side. The next time changing, both the firstpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240 and water inlettingtubular structure 610 must turn 180 degree to keep both tubularstructures, 240 and 610 on the left side.

FIG. 8A is an exploded perspective view of the movable red flagindicating device 800. The triangle movable red flag 820 is fixed ontothe top shaft 830. The end of the flag post 830 further fixes onto thefoamed plastic floating structure 835. The movable red flag indicatingdevice 800 residents in the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure as showed in FIG. 2D (a) and FIG. 2D (b). When the water isflowing into the first water container 220, the foamed plastic floatingstructure 835 floats on the surface of the water so that the movable redflag 820 will rise up in the first pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 240 accordingly. In order to collect accurate datafrom the movable red flag indicating device 800 for each of allunderground irrigation devices used for each individual plant, it isimportant to keep each of all indicator devices to be balanced with theequal weight. The volume scale 243 (see FIG. 2D (a) for detail) is alsoused to calculate the water percolating speed from the first watercontainer 220 and the second water container 230 by recording the timefor movable red flag 820 from the highest water volume level to thelowest water volume level. The movable red flag indicating device 800simply makes the watering process to be visible, but the monitoring eachof all trees in culture will be a high labor cost and very slow process.The movable red flag indicating device 800 provides a visible way to seeif the underground irrigation is working well or not.

FIG. 8B is a perspective view of the first pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 240 used for housing the sensors and the LEDlight device 850 and the sensors and the wireless and remote monitoringindicating device 880. The penetrative window 804 is a special structurefor protecting both sensors and the devices. The window is located atthe middle portion and is above the lid 1001 of the protection container1002 used as a water overflow way to avoid the water overflow from theupper portion of the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 240, if over-irrigation happened.

FIG. 8C is a perspective view to show the inner structure of thecylinder foamed plastic structure 840. The inner structure of thecylinder foamed plastic structure 840 is a identical structure as theouter of the foamed plastic floating structure 835, which is used tofloat the shaft 830, the movable red flag 820 and the LED lights 803.The movable cylinder foamed plastic structure 840 and the window 804(see FIG. 8B) form the safety valve to prevent the water overflowed fromthe upper portion of the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 240 to damage the LED lights 803 fixed on the movable red flag820. The cylinder foamed plastic structure 840 is another way to keepboth the red flag 820 and the movable metal connectors 807 and 809 to besuspended above the window and they will not fall into the containerwhich caused position change and further damage any part, because theinitial watering period is an unstable condition. The impact force ofinletting water from the water inletting tubular structure 610 and theinternal pressure releasing force from the UIFR device 750 will causethe floating parts damage and material fatigue. In order to overcomethese affecting factors, it is a better way to keep both the sensor andthe floating parts to be suspended busing the cylinder foamed plasticstructure 840.

FIG. 8D is an exploded perspective view of the LED light indicatingdevice 850. The LED lights 803 are fixed onto the movable red flag 820.The movable metal connectors 809 and 807 on each side of the movable redflag 820 form a movable sensor when each of the metal connectors isconnecting with the power lines (see FIGS. 8E, 8B5 and 8B6 for details)and the plastic lines. The movable metal connector 809 is used to switchthe LED light on when the metal connector 809 connects with the metalpower lines 890 and each of the break metal lines. The movable red flag820 is fixed with the top end of the shaft 830. The lower end of theshaft 830 fixes with the foamed plastic floating structure through thepenetrative hole on the cylinder foamed plastic structure 840. Thecircle with broken line shows a perspective bottom view of the cylinderfoamed plastic structure 840 (see FIG. 8C) to detail the innerstructure, which has a similar shape as the floating foamed plasticfloating structure 835. The movable cylinder foamed plastic structure840 and the window 804 form the safety valve to prevent the wateroverflowed from the upper portion of the first pressure and air/gasreleasing tubular structure 240, if water is overflow happened for anyreason.

FIG. 8E is sectional view of the movable sensors and the second LEDlight indicating device 850 resided inside of the first pressure andair/gas releasing tubular structure 240. The well assembled LED lightindicating device 850 includes the movable red flag 820, the shaft 830,the cylinder foamed plastic structure 840, the foamed plastic floatingstructure 835 and the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 240 to form the sensor. The safety valve is in the openedcondition since the window 804 is opened and the cylinder foamed plasticstructure 840 is jointed with the floating foamed plastic floatingstructure 835 in the location above the window 804.

When the cylinder foamed plastic structure 840 raised up by the floatingfoamed plastic floating structure 835, it means that all over-irrigatingwater will flow to the outside ground from the container 220 through thewindow 804. When the movable red flag 820 is raising up during thecourse of the irrigation through the first water container 220 and thesecond water container 230, the movable metal connector 809 will connectwith the power lines 890 and each of the broken metal lines, what wecall the main parts of the sensor, the LED light is then switched on.Both the movable metal power line 890 and each of the broken metallines, 822, 823, 824, 825, fixed inside of the direction groove on thewall of the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240to form the various sensors to detect the increased water volume and thedecreased water volume. Therefore, the sensors can not only detectchanges in the volume of water, but also can monitor UIFR equipmentworking conditions real-time and real-time.

However, when the movable metal connector 809 in the sensor aligned withthe plastic line 870, the LED light is switched off. Therefore themovable red flag 820 with the movable metal line 809, each of the brokenmetal lines 822, 823, 824, 825, the metal line 890 (see FIG. 8H fordetails) and the plastic lines 870 together form a various movablesensors with the ability to turn on/off the LED light 803 automaticallyto indicate the whole underground irrigation process, including thewater flowing into the first water container 220 and the second watercontainer 230 and the water percolating from the first water container220 and the second water container 230 to the soil in the root area. Thedifferent colors of the LED light provide another easy way to monitorhow many gallons or liters or milliliters of water have flowed into thefirst and the second water container, 220 and 230. When the movable redflag 820 raised to the highest level and the water supply is stopped,each of the LED lights 803 on the movable red flag 820 will furtherprovide more information about how many gallons or liters or millilitersof water are percolated into the underground soil in the root area fromthe first water container 220 and the second water container 230according to each color of the LED light on and the volume scale 243.

The total time spent for the total water percolating into the soil inthe root area will further provide more information about the soilstructure, the working condition of the AAB device 500 and the AWPAEdevice 700. According to the information mentioned above, timelyadjusting the water drip speed controlling device 340 or water flow ratecontrolling device 350 or adjusting watering pattern via the shaft 510in the AAB device 500 will benefit each of the individual plant. It isalso important to timely replace the problematic working group of AWPAEdevice 700 with the reserved group of the AWPAE devices 700 as describedin FIGS. 5C (a), 5F1, FIG. 7D and FIG. 7G.

The data about the total water volume in the UIFR device 750 can becompared and further corrected with the data obtained from the movableirrigation controlling device as showed in FIG. 12. The total watervolume for each plant through the UIFR device 750 can be expressed as:TW=W1+W2+W3of which the TW represents the total water volume used during theirrigation process; W1 represents the water in the first water container220 and the second water container 230; W2 represents the water in thefunnel water container 410 and W3 represents the total amount of waterpercolating into the soil via the AWPAE device 700 during the time waterstart to flow into the first water container 220 to the time when thewater supply stop flowing into the first water container 220.Calculating the total amount of water and recorded the total time usedfor water percolating into the soil, It will be exactly to know thewater drip speed or water flow rate and to monitor the working conditionof an UIFR device 750 and each related parts. Also, these time relateddata can be used to adjust the water drip speed controlling device 340and the water flow rate controlling device 350. Furthermore, all thesedata will be very helpful for plant culture management and knowinglyknow exactly how many galleons or liters water are efficient and enoughfor plant growing in different stage. Also this data will further helpto know the total amount of fertilizer required by each individual plantto achieve the best result for fruit yield. This is what modernhorticulture required and the same for scientific research.

FIG. 8F and FIG. 8G are sectional views of the first pressure andair/gas releasing tubular structure 240 with the LED light indicatingdevice 850. The metal power lines 890 and the broken metal line 825 areburied inside of the directing groove 806 on the tubular structure 240.The directing grooves 806 are used to house the movable metal connector809 and 807 on the side of the movable red flag 820 to allow the movablered flag 820 to move up or down along each of the directing grooves 806.The shaft 830 is at the center of the tubular structure 240. The plasticline 870 is a place for stopping the electrical currency and as aresult, the LED light is turned off.

FIG. 8H is a schematic diagram shows the components and interconnectionsof the circuit for the LED lights indicating device 850. The movablemetal connector 809 is fixed on the lateral side of the movable red flag820. The battery or rechargeable battery 838 is the power source foreach of the LED lights 832, 829, 828 and 827. When the movable metalconnector 809 on the movable red flag 820 is connected with the negativeelectrode line 890 and each individual of those broken negativeelectrode lines, 826, 825, 824, 823 and 822, the LED lights 832, 829,828 and 827 are on. The positive line 831 from the battery directlylinked with each of the LED lights. As afore said, to record the timewhen each LED light is on and the number on the volume scale 243 wherethe movable red flag 820 pointed, it tells the true amount of water isflowing into the first water container 220, the second water container230, the funnel water container 410, and is percolating to the soil inthe root area via the AWPAE device 700. The top LED light 827 has twonegative electrode lines 823 and 822.

When the line 823 is linked with the line 890, it indicates that thewater is at the highest position in the first water container 220 andthe second water container 230. If the movable metal 809 is linked witha flash module 839 via the line 822, the LED light 827 will be on in aflashing way. This indicates that over-irrigation is happening to thisindividual irrigation device.

When water reached to the highest point and the LED light 827 is on, itis the time to finish water supply. From the time when the wateringstopped, it is the time for water to percolate to the soil in the rootarea. To record the time and the irrigation volume when each color LEDlight is on due to the movable connector metal 809 is linked thenegative electrode line 890 and each broken metal lines, 826, 825, 824,823 and 822. These data will indicate the soil texture, the irrigationdevice working condition and water drip speed or flow rate or both,furthermore these data will show the whole horticulture to be managed atan individual level for each plant and the individual UIFR device 750with real time and real location.

FIG. 8I is a sectional view of the structure of various sensor used forthe wireless and remote monitoring indicating device 880. The firstpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240 is the main part ofthe sensor. That the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure allow the movable red flag 820, the shaft 830, the cylinderfoamed plastic structure 840 and the foamed plastic floating structure835 to reside inside. The two directing grooves 806 keep the red flag tomove upward or downward straight alone the grooves 806. These twodirecting grooves are very important parts to use the buoyancy of theincreased or decreased water in the UIFR device to further allow themovable metal connector 860 to match with each of break lines, 846, 845,844, 843, 842 and 841, to form various sensors for detecting thedifferent water levels. The sectional view of the wireless and remotemonitoring indicating device 880 is in the location where the safetyvalve is opened since the cylinder foamed plastic structure 840 staysabove the window 804. The cylinder foamed plastic structure 840 raisedup by the foamed plastic floating structure 835. It means that allover-irrigation water will flow from the first water container 220 tothe outside ground through the window 804.

Both the metal negative electrode power line 860 and the break negativeelectrode metal lines, 841, 842, 843, 844, 845, and 846 are fixed on thewall of the directing groove 806 (see FIG. 8J and FIG. 8L) of the firstpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240. The directinggroove 806 is used to hold the movable red flag 820. When the movablered flag 820 is raising up along the directing groove 806 during thecourse that the water is flowing into the first water container 220 andthe second water container 230, the movable metal connector 807 willconnect with the metal power line 860 and the broken metal line 846, andthe watering data collecting (hereinafter, WDC) device. The WDC devicelinked with a Zigbee® device 858 is then switched on.

When the movable metal connector 807 moves to the directing groove 806without any metal line, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858is switched off. Therefore the movable red flag 820 with the movablemetal connector 807, the negative electrode metal line 860 and thedifferent level broken negative electrode metal lines, 846, 845, 844,843 and 842, formed various movable sensors at different levels todetect the water volume in the UIFR device. According to the negativeelectrode broken metal lines, 846, 845, 844, 843 and 842 at thedifferent levels in the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 240, each time switch on/off actually tells the real time ofthe water volume in the UIFR device 750 via the RF signal emitted byZigBee End device 858 when each correspondent switch being turned on.The WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device is automatically turned onand off according to the water volume increasing in the UIFR device 750,of which lead to the movable red flag 820 raised up along the directinggroove 806 with floating foamed plastic floating structure 835 and as aresult of the water increasing or decreasing in the first watercontainer 220, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device is thenturned on or off accordingly.

FIG. 8J and FIG. 8K are sectional views of the first pressure andair/gas releasing tubular structure 240 with the resident of thewireless and remote monitoring indicating device 880. The metal lines860 and 845 are buried inside the directing groove 806 of the firstpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240. The directinggrooves 806 are used to house the movable metal connectors 807 on thelateral side of the movable red flag 820 to allow the movable red flag820 to move up or down along each of the directing grooves 806. Theshaft 830 is in the center of the first pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 240. The reference number 870 is the place withoutmetal line and isolated from the electrical and as result, the WDCdevice linked with a Zigbee® device 858 is turned off.

FIG. 8L is a schematic diagram shows the components and interconnectionsof the circuit for the wireless and remote monitoring indicating device880. The movable metal connector 807 is fixed on the lateral side of themovable red flag 820. The battery 838 is an independent power source forthe WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858. The battery 838 willsupply power to the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 wheneach of sensors detect the water increased to each different volumes inthe UIFR device. The WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 willemit signal to the ZigBee Coordinator directly or via ZigBee Router. Thedata center will record all received signals from each of all UIFRdevices with real time and real location. As showed in FIG. 8H, if a LEDlight indicator 850 is also used in a UIFR device, the battery 838 isshared by both the LED light indicator 850 and the wireless and remotemonitoring indicating device 880.

The battery can be either a normal battery or a rechargeable one 838. Ifthe battery 838 is a rechargeable one, it can be a solar or the powerfrom wind generator or D/C electrical power from electrical supplies.The rechargeable battery can be also a wireless rechargeable which willlower the labor cost for battery replacing. No matter what type ofbattery 838 being employed, it is an independent power resource toenable the various sensors work with the WDC device. Whenever the WDCdevice linked with a Zigbee® device 858 has power supplied from theindependent battery 838, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858will emit signal with real time information. Data center will processall data received and further add real location data to form a real timeand real-location data for each individual plant and UIFR device.

When the movable metal connector 807 on the movable red flag 820 isconnected with the negative power line 860 from the battery 838 and eachindividual of those broken negative lines 846, 845, 844, 843 and 842,the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 is on. The positive line851 from the battery linked directly with the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858. The battery 847 is all time connected with the WDCdevice linked with a Zigbee® device 858 to enable the WDC device linkedwith a Zigbee® device 858 to emit signal or receive calling from theZigBee coordinator whenever to be waked up as programmed.

The WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 is designed to have aspecial function to emit a signal whenever the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858 gets power supplied from the battery 838 via themovable connector 807 in the sensor connecting with the negative metalline 860 and each of the broken negative lines 846, 845, 844, 843 and842 at different levels inside the first pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 240. All information can be also emitted as programmedtime after the data being recorded by the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858 or saved in the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 till the system order or as programmed to transfer allrecorded and saved data to data center directly or via ZigBee routersaccordingly.

When the movable metal connector 807 connects with the negative line 860and the line 846 linked with the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 is turned on.Once the power is supplied, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device858 will emit signal with information as programmed and the datacontrolling center equipped with a ZigBee coordinator can receive thesignal directly or via a Router accordingly. For example, when themovable connector 807 is linked with the negative metal line 860 fromthe battery 838 with the first line 846 connected with the WDC devicelinked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 is switched on and the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 will immediately record the real time and further save thereal time data. The first line 846 represents that the water volume inthe first water container 220 and the second water container 230 reachto the first report volume, e.g.: 200 ml or any desired water volumenumber that the system programmed.

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the negative power line860 from the battery 838 with the second line 845 connected with the WDCdevice linked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858 is switched on and the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858 will immediately record the real time when the poweris supplied and further save the real time data in the tag. The secondline 845 represents that the water volume in the first water container220 and the second water container 230 reach to the second reportvolume, e.g.: 400 ml or any desired volume number that the systemprogrammed;

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the negative power line860 from the battery 838 with the third line 844 connected with the WDCdevice linked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858 is switched on and the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device will immediately record the real time and further savethe real time data. The third line 844 represents that the water volumein the first water container 220 and the second water container 230reached to third report volume, e.g.: 600 ml or any desired volumenumber that the system programmed;

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the negative power line860 from the battery 838 with the fourth line 843 connected with the WDCdevice linked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858 is switched on and WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 will immediately record the real time and further save thereal time data. The fourth line 843 represents that the water volume inthe first water container 220 and the second water container 230 reachedto report volume, e.g.: 800 ml or any desired volume number that thesystem programmed.

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the power line 860 fromthe battery 838 with the fifth line 842 connected with the WDC devicelinked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 is switched on and the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 will immediately record the real time and further saved thereal time data. The fifth line 842 represents that the water volume inthe first water container 220 and the second water container 230 reachedto report volume, e.g.: 1000 ml or any desired volume number that thesystem programmed.

If the fifth line 842 is not connected within the programmed time periodfor watering, The WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 will issuea warning signal to the system and the system will further automaticallyissue a check order to the manager, operator or owner. The individualUIFR device 750 must be checked and report the check result to thesystem within 24 hours or any longer or shorter time as programmed.

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the negative power line860 from the battery 838 with the sixth line 841 connected with the WDCdevice linked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858 is switched on and the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858 will immediately record the real time and furthersave the real time data. The recorded real time can be immediatelyemitted right away to the datacenter. When the WDC device linked with aZigbee® device 858 being connected with the six line 841, the WDC devicelinked with a Zigbee® device 858 will also send a switch off signal toshut down the switch 718 on water supply conduit 754 (see FIG. 7E fordetails) to cut off the water supply to avoid over time and over amountwater being sent to the first water container 220 and the second watercontainer 230, further to avoid any potential damage caused by overflowwater. Especially, when the UIFR device 750 used for pot or containercultured plant indoor or outdoor, it become so important to have a smartswitch to enable automatically to shut down the water switch at any timewhen overflow happened.

After the water filled up the first water container 220 and the secondwater container 230 as programmed, e.g.: 1000 ml in the first watercontainer 220 and 1000 ml in the second water container 230, theirrigation time is over and the time is to start for water percolatingfrom the containers into the soil in the root area via the AWPAE 700. Asdesigned, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 will recordeach water percolating volume with real time data as following:

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the power line 860 withthe sixth line 841 connected with the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 is switchedon and the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device will immediatelyrecord the real time data and save the data in the tag. The sixth line841 represents that the water volume in the first water container 220and the second water container 230 reduced from the over-irrigatingvolume e.g.: 1100 ml or over in the first water container 220 and 1100ml or over in the second water container 230.

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the power line 860 withthe fifth line 842 connected with the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 is switchedon and the WDC device linked with a Zigbee® device 858 will immediatelyrecord the real time data and save the data in the tag. The fifth line842 represents that the water volume in the first water container 220and the second water container 230 reduced the first 100 ml or 100 ml ofwater are percolated into the soil in the root area.

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the power line 860 fromthe battery 838 with the fourth line 843 connected with the WDC devicelinked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 is switched on and the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 will immediately record the real time data and save the datain the tag. The fourth line 843 represents that the water volume in thefirst water container 220 and the second water container 230 reduced 200ml or 300 ml of water are percolated into the soil in the root area.

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the power line 860 fromthe battery 838 with the third line 844 connected with the WDC devicelinked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 is switched on and the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device will immediately record the real time data and save the data inthe tag. The third line 843 represents that the water volume in thefirst water container 220 and the second water container 230 reduced 200ml or 500 ml of water are percolated into the soil in the root area.

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the power line 860 fromthe battery 838 with the second line 845 connected with the WDC devicelinked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 is switched on and the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 will immediately record the real time data and save the datain the tag. The second line 845 represents that the water volume in thefirst water container 220 and the second water container 230 reduced 200ml or 700 ml of water are percolated into the soil in the root area;

When the movable connector 807 is linked with the power line 860 fromthe battery 838 with the first line 846 connected with the WDC devicelinked with a Zigbee® device 858, the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 is switched on and the WDC device linked with a Zigbee®device 858 will immediately record the real data and save the data inthe tag. The first line 846 represents that the water volume in thefirst water container 220 and the second water container 230 reduced thefifth 200 ml or about 900 ml of water is percolated into the soil in theroot area.

FIG. 8I to FIG. 8L demonstrated both visible and hearable ways to remoteand monitor if an UIFR device 750 is performing properly as desired bycombining the update Zigbee and RFID technology with the UIFR devices.

FIG. 9A is an exploded sectional view of the sample channel 903. Thesolid column 902 has a jointed threaded cup 906 on the top portion andhas a threaded end 904 on the bottom portion. The sealing washer 905 isused to keep the sample channel 903 to be tightly sealed with the solidcolumn 902 to avoid any air/gas releasing, moisture losing or changingin temperature and any other effect related to data measurement or plantroot growing and developing. The solid column 902 is further insertedinto the sample channel 903, tightly closed by jointly screwing thethreaded cup 906 with threaded on the outside wall of the upper portionof the sample channel 903 and to screw with threaded end 904 withthreaded inner wall 9004 at the lower end portion of the sample channel903.

FIG. 9B is a sectional perspective view of the assembled sample channel903. The solid column 902 is jointly inserted into the sample channel903. Both the solid column 902 and the sample channel 903 are tightlyjointed together via the cup 906 through the threaded inner wall 9001with threaded outside wall 901 on the upper portion of the samplechannel 903 and via the threaded outside end part 904 on the lowerportion of the solid column 902 with threaded inner wall 9004 of thesample channel. The solid shaft end part 908 is well connected with theunderground soil in the root area. The channel 903, after the solidcolumn 902 being taken out, allows the probes connected with variousequipments, such as pH meter, thermometer, water content analyzer andnutrient content analyzer, to measure at different deep underground soilin the root area in live. The data obtained through the sample channelwill benefit precision management of horticulture and adjust wateringamount, different fertilizer apply at different growing stages. All dataobtained from the channel 903 can be also used for scientific researchesfor different purpose, for different approaches and for differentprojects.

FIG. 9C is a perspective view of the sample channel for air/gas analysisin live or collecting sample for laboratory analysis. The first pressureand air/gas releasing tubular structure 240 is used for air/gas samplechannel for air/gas sample collecting and analysis in live whenconnected with an air/gas analysis equipment. As we demonstrated inabove, when the water flows into the first water container 220 and thesecond water container 230 through the water flowing tubular structure610, it is a process to exhale both the pressure and air/gas from theUIFR device 750 and the underground soil in the root area. As werepeatedly introduced the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 240, the second pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 330 and the third pressure and air/gas releasing tubularstructure 521, it is a key issue for underground irrigation successfullyto establish a channel for both pressure and air/gas to be released fromthe containers and underground soil, otherwise the undergroundirrigation will be failure, because the pressure and air/gas in the UIFRdevice 750 and in the soil will become a resistant force and furtherblock the water to flow and further to percolate into soil properly.

On the other hand, the established pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 240 is an ideal channel to monitor the soil and plantroot respiration. During the pressure and air/gas releasing from thedevice via the first pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure240, the exhale air/gas can be collected via a needle to insert into thepenetrative hole 910 on the one of the plug 909. The other plug withoutthe penetrative hole is simple to plug into the hole 241 to allow allair/gas releasing only through the penetrative hole 921. The releasedair/gas should contains air inhaled from the atmosphere during the waterpercolating to the soil and also the gas effused from the soil in theroot area via the AWPAE device 700 and the air/gas conduction channel522.

FIG. 10A is an exploded perspective view of the protecting containerused for protecting the top portion 600 of the UIFR device 750. Theprotecting container 1002 comprises of a cover lid 1001 with twopenetrative holes, 1004 and 1005, to allow the first pressure andair/gas releasing tubular structure 240 and the water flowing tubularstructure 610 to pass through and further to reach to the first watercontainer 220. The protecting container 1002 is used to house the topportion 600 of the UIFR device 750. The step structure 1008 is used tomatch with the step structure 413 of the funnel water container 410 tohold the top portion 600 of the UIFR device 750. The lower portion ofthe protecting container has a tubular structure 1006 to house the thirdtubular structure 540. The convex structure 1009 is used to mate withthe directing grooves 513 on the third tubular structure 540 so that thepenetrative hole 1003 on the tubular structure 1006 will be easy toalign with the threaded groove 512 on the third tubular structure 540.

The aligned penetrative holes 1003 and the grooves 512 are further fixedwith screws 1007 to keep both the protecting container and the thirdtubular structure 540 together so that it will allow the second tubularstructure 530 to be separated from the third tubular 540 and furtherallow the top portion 600 to be taken off from the protecting containerfor many other purposes as afore mentioned in FIG. 7G.

FIG. 10B is an exploded perspective view of the protecting container1002, the top portion 600 and the lower portion 710 of the UIFR device750. The cover lid 1001 with two penetrative holes, 1004 and 1005, allowthe first pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240 and thewater flowing tubular structure 201 to pass through and further to reachto the first water container 220. The container 1002 is used to housethe top portion 600 of the UIFR device 750. The lower portion of theprotecting container has a tubular structure 1006 to house the thirdtubular structure 540. The penetrative hole 1003 on the tubularstructure 1006 allows the screw 1007 to pass through and align with thethreaded groove 512 on the third tubular structure 540. The penetrativeholes 1003 allows the screw to pass and fix with the threaded grooves512. The third tubular structure 540 will totally fixed with the tubularstructure 1006. The second tubular structure 530 is able to separatefrom the third tubular 540 and further allow the top portion 600 to betaken off from the protecting container for many other purposes as aforedetailed in FIG. 7G.

The sample channels, 903, 1015 and 1016 are used for monitoring theunderground water contents, nutrition, pH value and other relatedinformation in the root area in deep, in the middle soil and in the topsoil. The lower portion 710 will be very well connected with top portion600, after the convex 511 on the third tubular structure 540 locked inthe perpendicular groove 508 on second tubular structure 530, Theperpendicular groove 508 allows the convex structure 511 on the thirdtubular structure 540 further to turn 90 degrees to align the mark 515on the third tubular structure 540 with the mark 506 on the secondtubular structure 530, as result, the second tubular structure 530 andthe third tubular structure 540 are locked together (see FIG. 5B andFIG. 5F (b) for detail structure of the convex 511, the vertical groove509 and perpendicular groove 508).

FIG. 10C is a perspective view of the well assembled UIFR device 750 inthe protecting container 1002. The top portion 600 of the UIFR device750 is placed inside the protecting container 1002, except the firstpressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240 and the waterflowing tubular structure 610 are on the top lid 1001 of the protectingcontainer 1002. All sample channels 903, 1015 and 1016 are fixed to theoutside wall of the protecting container 1002 with the fastened hook1020. It shall be point out that the whole protection box with the UIFRdevice 750 are buried underground, except the cover lid 1001 with thefirst pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure 240 and the watertubular structure 610 must to be above the land.

FIG. 11 is an example of an universal unique label 1101 for eachindividual plant and the UIFR device 750. The universal unique label foreach individual UIFR device 750 and adjacent plant comprises sixalphanumeric parts. The first part 1105 of the universal label isrepresented by letters of “HOR”, which allows a RFID reader to readthese label used for horticulture only. This will be a way to improveand enhance read rate of a RFID reader, and it also a way for both theuser and system to work in a very specific way. The second part 1106 isthe real-location of a plant and a UIFR device used for that plant. Thereal-location part 1106 is comprised of three group data, including therow number, the plant location number in the row and both the row andplant in the site. The row number is limited by the third group datathat is the site number in a limited and restricted facility as defineby the third part 1107, the fourth part 1108 and the fifth part 1109.For example, the real-location of a plant as expressed in the label islocated in 129 row, the No. 240 tree in the site 88.

It should be pointed out that between first group row data and thesecond group tree number data, the second group tree number data and thesite number data must keep two spaces to form three data groups asshowed in the box with break line.

The plant number is always combined with the row number and site number.The site number must be one or above. One owner or facility can have atleast one site. The site size decided by the number plants and thenatural condition. As we described in FIG. 8I to FIG. 8L, the totalZigBee End Devices decided the size of a site. For example, ZigBee'saddressing scheme is capable of supporting more than 60,000 nodes pernetwork. However, the geographical location may limit the numbers in amesh network, many other factors may also affect the network, such asthe selected FR, outdoor range, output and environmentalcharacteristics.

The real-location part 1106, as showed in the box “129 (row number) 240(the plant location number in the row) 88 (the site number)”, is themost important part in the universal unique label, which represents thereal location of an UIFR device and the plant. The real-location part1106 must be printed in a human readable form and a barcode readerreadable form on the inner wall of protection box 1002, on the lid 1001to cover the protection box 1002, on the pressure and air/gas releasingtubular structure 240 or any place is available of the UIFR device andthe adjacent plant. This is a special important part, which makes alabel to be read at three manners, including to read by a RFID reader,or by a barcode reader or to be read in person directly. This means thatif the RFID reader cannot read the label for the UIFR device and theadjacent plant for any reason, the label can still be read by thebarcode reader, or the label can be manually read directly through thetyping human readable part to the device. The part, human readable orbarcode readable part, can also be recorded via voice recording ortaking a picture and further used for data system for data collectionand analysis. Ensuring the collection of real-location data for eachUIFR device and its adjacent plants in the field is critical for theprecise management of commercial fruit tree farming, and researches.This is the reason why an universal unique label is described in detailin the present embodiment.

The Owner code 1107 is the legal certification number for fruit treegrowing business. The purpose of adding the owner code to the tag is toprevent the two tags with same data in one zip code. The owner number isanother way to ensure and guarantee the real location data to be trueand correct. Therefore the owner number can use last two of a businesscertification number. Assuming that there are more than two growers inthe same zip code, two of them have the same last two digits, forexample, one who may hold his or her fruit tree farming certificatenumber is 57738 and the other who may hold his or her fruit tree farmingcertificate number is 9857738. Owner with fewer total numbers has theright to use the last two numbers “38” as the owner number 1107 forlabel creation. The other owner must use the last three numbers as theowner code 1107 for label creation, which is 738.

The country code used as the fourth part 1108 provides many advantagesto create an universal unique label in the world. It might be possiblethat there are many label come out with the same data. Country code willlargely reduce the possibility to have same or similar label to identifya cultured plant worldwide. On the other hand, the combination ofcountry code and all other parts of the tag provides a powerful tool forcontrolling the epidemic, preventing the spread of epidemics from oneplace to another, and even around the world, in particular thecontrolling plants and fruits export and import, which is the mainchannel for the spread of pests and diseases.

The zip code used as the fifth part 1109 is one of the easiest way tohave enough unlimited endless unique labels and to identify a plantlocation. Also it is one of the most powerful way to monitor if thelabels used in the whole system correctly. It allows an owner with onelegal certification number for fruit tree growing business to have morethan one facilities in different place and further to create totallydifferent unique labels. For example, There are approximately 43,000 ZIPCodes in the United States. This not only provides a great opportunitiesto created unlimited unique label for each plant and each UIFR device,also provides the most easy way to locate a single individual plant andan UIFR device in the country and even in the world. As we repeatedlyemphasized, it is so important to label a plant and a UIFR device withthe real-location data. The real-location data will result growers,researchers and authorities to perform a precision management for eachcontrolling level at the real time and the real-location manner.

The sixth part is the plant name with brief information 1102 and 1103and the UIFR device information 1104. Anyone who need the detailinformation on the plant or the UIFR device has to have a data key. Thedata key is the human readable parts or barcode reader readable part orthe whole tag read by RFID reader. This is simple but efficient way toprotect grower's trade secrets and privacy. Plant brief and detailinformation in a management system, especially for independent grower,nursery, research and government control agent, is important part. Theexample as showed in FIG. 11, there are two ways for brief informationon a plant. The reference number 1102 is showed that a plant is originalfrom hybridization and third generation, so the plant father's name,“C103” and mother's name “C809” are showed in the label. The capital Crepresented the genus of the plant and the number represented the truespecies name of the plant. In one genus, there might be over hundredeven thousand species named with different Latin. According to thealphabetical order of each species in the genus expressed by Arabicnumerals, it will make the label preparation to be easy. The referencenumber 1103 is showed that a plant was original from grafting, so bothrootstock and the bud or section stem part must detail their parentsname and linked with capital letter “G”.

The UIFR device information 1104, in fact, tells four differentinformation. The first number, “1”, indicates that the UIFR device isthe first generation type. Any improve or added extra part to form a newwith more functional device, the generation number will change from “1”to a proper correspond number. The second part “6894567” is the serialnumber of the device. The third part, “17”, is the manufacturer code andthe fourth part is the country code. These information are enough toknow who manufactured this UIFR device and the device generation, itwill help to find the usage information or back order parts or wholedevice.

An universal unique label that can be read by three ways providesconvenient way to locate a plant and a UIFR device for any purposerelated to plant management or the UIFR repairing. The three-in-onedevice further provides to locate individual plant and individual UIFRdevice. Same or similar to our U.S. Pat. No. 8,786,407, the wireless andremote monitoring indicating device 880 can be remote controlled by thethree-in-one device or any devices allowed and supported by the system.The three-in-one device or any other allowed device has a RFID reader, abarcode reader and a data collector via typewriting or voicing orpicturing.

The three-in-one device or any other allowed device comprises a GPS, aGLONASS, a GALILEO POSITIONING, a CHINESE COMPASS NAVIGATION SYSTEM anda GSM supported information module. The pre-saved each of all RFID tagnumber for each of plants and each of the UIFR devices 750 constitute aspecial filter, of which enable the three-in-one collector or any otherallowed device to read each of matched tag data only. All read andfiltered out information, in another word, all unrelated RFID tag datawill be recorded and let the data center to analyze the meaning of allfiltered RFID tag data for safety reason. Importantly, beforecommunicating with a ZigBee End Device 858 or RFID tag, each remotecontrolling device, including the three-in-one data collector or mobilephone or laptop computer or similar devices, must pass through the datacenter system checking and further issued a password. Each time, theremote controlling device must use the correct password first and thencan dialogue with each ZigBee End Device 858 for the purpose to downloadcollected data or to place an order via the Zigbee coordinator to watera plant via the UIFR device 750.

FIG. 12A is an exploded perspective view of the moving able controllingdevice. The water inletting tubular structure 610 is connected to thewater supply conduit 1201, which allows the water to flow into the UIFRdevice 750. The first pressure and air/gas releasing tubular structure240 allows the pressure and air/gas to release from the first and secondwater containers, 220 and 230. The threaded lower portion 1208 of thethird tubular structure 540 are used to screw with the threaded topportion 1206 and 1207 on the first and second water containers, 1202 and1203. All the lower portion 710 of the UIFR device 750 will be placedinside of the first water container 1202 and the second water container1203 to measure the true volume of the water through the UIFR device 750by using all three indicators, including the movable red flag indicatordevice 800, the LED light indicator device 850 and the wireless andremote monitor indicating device 880. The scales 1204 on the first watercontainer 1202 and the second water container 1203 are the true watervolume from the UIFR device 750. All data obtained from the movablecontrolling device will be used to calibrate each UIFR device 750 or agroup of UIFR devices 750 or all UIFR device 750 in the one row or evenone site of the facility. The tap 1205 is used to release the water fromthe first water container 1202 and the second water container 1203.

FIG. 12B is a front view of the moving able controlling device 1200. TheUIFR device 750 is connected with the first water container 1202 and thesecond water container 1203 to form the moving able controlling device1200 for calibrating each UIFR device 750 or a group of the UIFR devices750 or all UIFR devices 750 in one site or even in the whole facility.The water flowing tubular structure 610 is connected with the watersupply conduit 1201 to allow the water flowing into the UIFR device 750and further to the first water container 1202 and the second watercontainer 1203 of the moving able controlling device 1200. The totalvolume water data in the first water container 1202 and the second watercontainer 1203 will be used to calibrate each individual UIFR device 750or a group of the UIFR devices or even all UIFR devices 750 in one siteof the whole facility.

Still other objects, features, and attendant advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent to those skilled on the art from thereading of the above detailed embodiments con strutted in accordancethere with, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Whilethe invention has been described in connection with a preferredembodiment, it is not intended to limit the scope of the invention tothe particular form set forth, but on the contrary, it is intended tocover such alternatives, modifications, and equivalents as may beincluded with on the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by theappended claims.

It will be appreciated by those skilled on the art that the presentinvention can be embodied in other specific forms without departing fromthe spirit or essential characteristics thereof. The presently disclosedembodiments are therefore considered in all respects to be illustrativeand not restricted. The scope of the invention described by theforegoing includes all changes that come within the meaning, range andequivalence thereof and is intended to be embraced therein.

We claim:
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A multifunctional underground irrigation system(hereinafter, system) comprising: a plurality of irrigation devices,wherein one of the at least one irrigation devices comprising: an upperportion, a lower portion, and a plurality of tube links to link saidupper portion and said lower portion together to form an undergroundirrigation fertilization and respiration (hereinafter, UIFR) device toprovide water, fertilizers and air for field plants and potted plants,at least one first air/pressure releasing tubular structure, at leastone second air/pressure releasing tubular structure, and at least onethird air/pressure releasing tubular structure, a global universalunique identification label (hereinafter, label); and a label reader, atleast one first monitoring device, at least one second monitoring deviceand at least one third monitoring device to monitor the workingcondition of said UIFR device, a plurality of sample collecting channelsand measuring devices, a moveable monitoring device, an irrigationsystem, and a data center; wherein the upper portion of the UIFR devicecomprising: a water inletting tubular structure to supply water to theUIFR device to water plants in the field or in the pot, a wirelesstechnologies or/and a mobile communication system supported wirelessremote control/programmed/manually enabled switch to control the waterfrom the sub-water conduit or water inletting tubular structure to theUIFR device, at least one first water container with a lid andmulti-micro pores on the bottom; and at least one second water containerwith a lid and multi-micro pores on the bottom, an additional watercontainer only when the UIFR device is used for potted plant, a safetyvalve device only when the UIFR device is used for a field plant, afirst water drip speed controlling (hereinafter, WDSC) device connectedwith the first water container used to control water; and a second WDSCdevice connected with the second water container comprising: a pluralityof filters with three penetrative holes, a binder with three penetrativeholes, a plurality of hollow bolts with a plurality of movable screwnuts, an air/pressure releasing tubular structure and a vessel; a firstwater flow rate controlling (hereinafter, WFRC) device connected withthe first water container; and a second WFRC device connected with thesecond water container to adjust water flow from said water container tothe root area, comprising: a disc-shaped guiding plate, an adjustablesolid rod with a pair of arrow shaped convexes on the tiptop end, aplurality of grooves on the lower portion of said rod, an air/pressurereleasing tubular structure shared with said WDSC device; a firstadjustable anti-clogging bio-trap (hereinafter, AAB) device connectedwith the first water container; and a second AAB device connected withthe second water container, comprising: a circular guiding plate with apenetrative hole, a shaft, a funnel water container, a first rotatabletubular structure with a plurality of water channels, a second tubularstructure with a plurality of water channels, a third tubular structurewith a plurality of water channels, and an air/pressure releasingtubular structure; a protecting box used to house the upper portion ofthe UIFR devices; wherein the lower portion of the UIFR device having atleast one anti-clogging water percolating and air/gas effusion/diffusion(hereinafter, AWPAE) device, wherein one of the at least one AWPAEdevice comprising: a cubic water container, a trapezoid water containerand a trapezoid filter water container; wherein at least one tube linkfor water and at least one tube link for air/pressure releasing to linkthe upper portion and lower portion together to form the UIFR device;wherein the first air/pressure releasing tubular structure is used torelease air/pressure from the first and the second water containers tothe atmospheres, wherein the second air/pressure releasing tubularstructure is used to release air/pressure from the AAB devices to thefirst and the second water containers, and wherein the thirdair/pressure releasing tubular structure is used to release air/pressurefrom said at least one AWPAE device to the first and the second watercontainers; wherein the label comprising: a first part represented byletters “HOT”, a second part is a real-location of the UIFR device and aplant in the field or in a green house or in a building, a third part isan owner certification or business certification numbers, a fourth partis a country code represented by two letters, a fifth part is a zip codeor an area code of a phone number in a country where said facilitylocated in, and a sixth part is a file with detailed information of boththe individual plant and the individual UIFR device which can be onlyviewed by a computer or any device with screen, said file is allowed andsupported by the system in a data center after an user's password and adata key being confirmed; said first part, the second part, the thirdpart, the forth part and the fifth part form a global universal uniqueidentification label; wherein the label reader is a three-in-one device,comprising: a radio-frequency identification (hereinafter, RFID) reader,a barcode reader, and a data collector; wherein the at least one firstmonitoring device is a moveable and visible colored sign indicatingdevice, comprising: a moveable and visible colored sign, a “T” shapedtubular structure, and a post and a floating structure; wherein the atleast one second monitoring device is a light indicating device,comprising: a plurality of different colored lights, a plurality ofsensors, and a power supply source; wherein the at least one thirdmonitoring device is a wireless and remote monitor device, comprising: aplurality of sensors, a watering data collecting (hereinafter, WDC)device, and a monitor; wherein the UIFR device has at least one or atleast two or all three of said monitoring devices for monitoring workingcondition at a real time and a real-location manner; wherein one of theat least one sample channels comprising: a gas sample collectingchannel, a plurality of underground sampling channels, and a pluralityof analysis devices to monitor the result of underground irrigation;wherein the movable monitoring device used to monitor the irrigationsystem, to calibrate the UIFR device or a group of UIFR devices in asite or a whole facility, further to calibrate all data obtained fromUIFR devices, comprising: a set of UIFR device, a pair of sampling watercontainers, and a label; wherein the irrigation system or the priorexist irrigation system supply water for said UIFR device to irrigateplants in the field or potted plants; whereby the data center supportedby the wireless technologies or/and the mobile communication system forremote control, data collecting, remote monitor, trouble shooting anddata analysis for help to make a precision decision in plant culturemanagement.
 2. The system according to claim 1, wherein said waterinletting tubular structure has an enlarged part on the lower end whichused to keep the water inletting tubular structure inside of said firstwater container; wherein said switch can be remotely controlled by awebsite internet via a Wi-Fi router, a phone or a mobile phone orcomputer or the three-in-one label reader or any means of devicesupported by the data center to water a plant as desired; wherein thelid of the first water container having four penetrative holes to housethe water inletting tubular structure, the first air/pressure tubularstructure, the shaft of the AAB device, and the rod of the WFRC device;wherein the lid of the second water container having two penetrativeholes to house the shaft of the AAB device and the rod of the WFRCdevice; wherein the first or the second water containers having a filterto prevent the blockage of multi-micro pores by sands or otherparticles, wherein said filter has three penetrative holes to allow thesecond air/pressure releasing tubular structure, the shaft of the AABdevice and the rod of the WFRC device to pass through; wherein saidfirst and second water containers having a shallow recess on the lowerportion of used to coupling with the WDSC device by using a zip tie anda sealing washer; wherein the first and the second water container arehorizontally linked together by a first twistable tube and a secondtwistable tube, wherein said first water container and said second watercontainer having a first penetrative holes on the upper portion of thelateral wall used to house the first twistable tube so that the firstand the second water containers are horizontally linked together and thetwist tube form an air/pressure exchange channel between said firstwater container and said second water container; wherein said firstwater container and said second water container having a secondpenetrative holes on the lower portion of the lateral wall used to housethe second twistable tube so that the first and the second watercontainers are horizontally linked together and the twist tube forms awater exchange channel between said first water container and saidsecond water container; said twistable tubes further provides a means toallow the upper portion of said UIFR device to turn for 90 degree rangeand further to be separated from the third tubular structure of AABdevice for repairing or replacing damaged parts or turn the reservedwater channels to working channels; wherein said additional watercontainer having a lid with two penetrative holes to link, via twotubes, with said water container or said first water container or saidsecond water container of an UIFR device which is used to water a pottedplant; wherein the linked additional container is further hold by saidholder with the pot; wherein said safety valve device applied to an UIFRdevice which is used to irrigate plants in the field, having: a verticaltubular structure, a window located on the vertical tubular structureabove of the surface of the ground, a step groove on the lower end ofinside the window to hold the foamed plastic cylinder structure, amovable foamed plastic cylinder structure with a penetrative hole, amoveable and visible colored sign, a foamed plastic floating structurewith a groove used to house the post, a post to hold the colored signand to link said foamed plastic floating structure, a pair of directinggrooves on the inner wall of said vertical tubular structure used tohouse two sides of the moveable and visible colored sign.
 3. The systemaccording to claim 1, wherein the at least one first air/pressurereleasing tubular structure further having: a horizontal tubularstructure with two 90 degree bended tube ends; and a vertical tubularstructure jointly coupling with said horizontal tubular structure toform a “T” shaped structure to allow air/pressure to be release from thefirst water container to the atmosphere or to have air/pressure andpressure from atmosphere to the UIFR device; wherein the at least onefirst air/pressure releasing tubular structure is a six-in-one device,including: a first air/pressure releasing structure, a movable andvisible colored sign indicating device, a light indicating device, awireless and remote monitor indicating device, a safety valve device, aplurality of sensors; wherein the at least one second air/pressurereleasing tubular structure further having: a tubular structure with athreaded end fastened with the threaded hollow bolt in the WDSC deviceto release air/pressure from said AAB device, wherein the WDSC deviceshares the second air/pressure releasing tubular structure with the WFRCdevice; wherein the at least one third air/pressure releasing tubularstructure is a two-in-one structure used as said shaft of AAB device andsaid third air/pressure releasing tubular structure; wherein the shaftis a hollow structure, from upper portion to the lower end, used asair/pressure releasing tubular structure, having: a solid part on theupper portion, a hollow structure from the upper portion to the lowerend, and a plurality of penetrative holes coupling with said hollowstructure on the upper portion of the shaft to form the air and pressurereleasing channels to allow air/pressure to release from each AWPAEdevice in the underground root area to the first and the second watercontainer; wherein said first, second and third air/pressure tubularstructures are air/gas exchange channels to provides a means for plantroots to release CO₂ and to obtain fresh air, especially during theirrigating period and water percolating period.
 4. The system accordingto claim 1, wherein said one of the at least one filters with threepenetrative holes is the first filter with three penetrative holes,wherein said one of the at least one filters with three penetrativeholes is the second filter with three penetrative holes, and whereinsaid one of the at least one filters with three penetrative holes is thethird filter with three penetrative holes; wherein said one of the atleast one hollow bolts with one of the at least one movable screw nutsincluding: a first hollow bolt with a moveable screw nut, a secondhollow bolt with a movable screw nut, and a third hollow bolt with amovable screw nut, wherein said first filter with three penetrativeholes, said second filter with three penetrative holes and said thirdfilter with three penetrative holes are aligned; wherein said threealigned penetrative holes on the filters are further aligned with threepenetrative holes on said binder; wherein the aligned filters and thebinder are further fastened by said first threaded hollow bolts andfirst movable screw nut, by said second threaded hollow bolt and secondmoveable screw nut and by said third threaded hollow bolt and thirdmoveable screw nut together; wherein said first threaded hollow bolt isfurther used to fasten with the second air/pressure releasing tubularstructure which is shared by both WDSC and WFRC devices; wherein saidsecond threaded hollow bolt is used to house the shaft of AAB device andsaid third threaded hollow bolt is used to movably fasten the rod ofWFRC device; wherein said air/pressure releasing tubular structure isthe same as afore claimed for the second air/pressure releasing tubularstructure; wherein said vessel further having: a first shallow recess onthe upper portion, a second shallow recess on the sandwiching portion,and a third shallow recess on the lower portion.
 5. The system accordingto claim 1, wherein said disc-shaped guiding plate of said WFRC deviceis fixed onto the lids of the first and the second water containers toguide the adjustment of the water flow rate from said water containerswhen water drip from the WDSC device became slow; wherein said eachdisc-shaped guiding plates of WFRC device comprising of Arabic numbersstart with zeros; wherein said each Arabic number represented totalwater drip number per minute from the water container to the root areavia the AAB devices and the AWPAE devices; wherein said grooves on therod of the WFRC device are changeable from the deeper and the wider onthe upper portion to the shallower and the narrower on the lower portionwhen the rod is moving from upper to the lower or inverse; wherein saidair/pressure releasing tubular structure is same as afore claimed forthe second air/pressure releasing tubular structure, which is sharedwith said WDSC device; wherein said end part of the rod of the WFRCdevice is a water stopper.
 6. The system according to claim 1, whereinsaid AAB device is connected with said water container or said AABdevices are connected with the first water container and the secondwater container via said vessel of the WDSC devices; wherein saidcircular guiding plate further comprising: a series of Arabic numbersstart with double zero; and an ending number represented the totalwatering patterns created by said AAB device; wherein said shaft furtherhaving: a tiptop, wherein the tiptop having two convex arrowheads toform a screw groove used to create a plurality of watering program orpatterns, said convex arrowheads aligned each number represents one ofwatering patterns, a threaded lower end used to fasten with the threadedpenetrative hole on the beam of the first rotatable tubular structure,wherein said shaft is a hollow tubular structure from upper portion tothe end; wherein said funnel water container further having: a firstrecess with a sealing washer and a zip tie, a second recess with asealing washer and a zip tie, a third recess with a sealing washer and azip tie; a half flange plate on the top end, said half flange platehaving a plurality of penetrative holes, a plurality of wires or stripsor rope means, said each of the wires or the strips or the ropes used tofasten each of the holes on the half flange plate of the funnel watercontainer and further to fasten with each of hooks on the inner panel ofthe protecting box; wherein said first rotatable tubular structure ofthe AAB device further having: a beam on the top end, a threadedpenetrative hole on the center of said beam, a convex structure on theouter of the top end, a plurality of water channels on the bottomforming six groups, including: a first group, having: one of the atleast one water channels on the bottom near the edge; a second group,having: a first one of at least one water channels, a second one of atleast one water channels, and a third one of the at least one waterchannels to form a row on the bottom near edge; a third group, having:one of the at least one water channels, on the bottom near the center; afourth group, having: a first one of at least one water channels, asecond one of at least one water channels, and a third one of the atleast one water channels to form a row on the bottom near the center; afifth group, having: a first one of the at least one water channels onthe bottom near the edge, and a second one of the at least one waterchannels at the bottom near the center; a sixth group, having: a firstone of the at least one water channels, a second one of the at least onewater channels, and a third one of the at least one water channels toform a first row near the edge of the bottom, a first one of the atleast one water channels, a second one of the at least one waterchannels, and a third one of the at least one water channels to form asecond row near the center of the bottom; a threaded air/pressurereleasing linker, an air/pressure releasing channel in the center of thebottom, said air/pressure releasing channel is a narrow hole on the toppart and an enlarged threaded hole on lower part of the outer sidebottom to house said air/pressure releasing linker, a half circularslide groove on the outer of the bottom by surrounding the air/pressurechannels, a directing marks on both inner and outer sides of the bottom;wherein said second tubular structure of the AAB device further having:a step groove on the top end, a pair of directing marks on the top end,a first vertical groove on the outer wall coupling with a firstperpendicular groove on the outer wall to form a first female lockmeans, a second vertical groove on the outer wall coupling with a secondperpendicular groove on the outer wall to form a second female lockmeans, a shallow recess on the top portion of the outer wall, aplurality of air and pressure releasing channels on the inner bottom, ahalf circular slide groove on the bottom by surrounding the air andpressure releasing channels, a plurality of beads, a plurality of waterchannels on one side of the bottom to form a working group of waterchannels, including: a first one of the at least one water channels inthe working group, a second one of the at least one water channels inthe working group, and a third one of the at least one water channels inthe working group, said first, second and third water channels forming afirst row on the bottom near the edge, a first one of the at least onewater channels in the working group, a second one of the at least onewater channels in the working group, and a third one of the at least onewater channels in the working group, said first, second and third waterchannels forming a second row on the bottom near the center, whereinsaid first row and said second row align; a plurality of water channelson the other side of the bottom to form a reserved group of waterchannels, including: a first one of the at least one water channels inthe reserved group, a second one of the at least one water channels inthe reserved group, a third one of the at least one water channels inthe reserved group, said first, second and third water channels forminga first row on the bottom near the edge, a first one of the at least onewater channels in the reserved group, a second one of the at least onewater channels in the reserved group, a third one of the at least onewater channels in the reserved group, said first, second and third waterchannels forming a second row on the bottom near the center, whereinsaid first row and said second row align; a plurality of stoppers,wherein said one of the at least one stoppers having a steel bar, saidsteel bar provides a means to take the stopper out from one of the atleast one reserved water channels by using a magnetized screw driver ora magnetized means and to place into the working watering channel, whenturn the reserved water channels to the working water channels; whereinsaid third tubular structure of the AAB device further having: a pair ofdirecting marks on the top end; a first convex on the inner lateral wallto form a first male lock means, a second convex on the opposite of saidfirst convex of the inner lateral wall to form a second male lock means,a plurality of threaded concaves on the outer wall, a pair of directinggrooves on the outer wall on the lower end, at least three pair of colormarks on the bottom and nearby each of the water channels in the workinggroup and the reserved group, a plurality of air and pressure releasingchannels, a plurality of water channels on the one side of the bottom toform a working group of water channels, including: a first one of the atleast one water channels in the working group, a second one of the atleast one water channels in the working group, a third one of the atleast one water channels in the working group, said first, second andthird water channels forming a first row at the bottom near the edge, afirst one of the at least one water channels in the working group, asecond one of the at least one water channels in the working group, athird one of the at least one water channels in the working group, saidfirst, second and third water channels forming a second row at thebottom near the center, wherein said first row and said second rowalign; a plurality of water channels on the other side of the bottom toform a reserved group of water channels, including: a first one of theat least one water channels in the reserved group, a second one of theat least one water channels in the reserved group, a third one of the atleast one water channels in the reserved group, said first, second andthird water channels forming a first row at the bottom near the edge, afirst one of the at least one water channels in the reserved group, asecond one of the at least one water channels in the reserved group, athird one of the at least one water channels in the reserved group, saidfirst, second and third water channels forming a second row at thebottom near the center, wherein said first row and said second rowalign; wherein the air/pressure releasing tubular structure is the sameone as afore claimed for the third air/pressure releasing tubularstructure; wherein said half circular groove on the inner bottom of thesecond tubular structure allowed the half circular groove on the outsideof the bottom of the first rotatable tubular structure to pivot on andfurther to form a closed slide channel; wherein said beads are used tosupport and to limit the first rotatable tubular structure so that thefirst rotatable tubular structure can be easily adjusted as desired viathe convex arrows on the tiptop of the shaft in the first and the secondAAB devices; wherein said female lock means on the second tubularstructure and said male lock means on the third tubular structureconstitute a lock means to lock the second tubular structure and thethird tubular structure together; wherein said lock means allows theupper portion of an UIFR device to be unlocked and separated from thethird tubular structure for repair or replace any damaged part or tochange the reserved water channels to the working water channels,wherein said separated upper portion of an UIFR device and said thirdtubular structure can be relocked again; wherein said air/pressurereleasing channels on the second tubular structure and said air/pressurechannel on the third tubular structure are aligned; wherein theair/pressure releasing channels is a step groove structure used to housesaid connector of the air/gas tube links; wherein said air/pressurechannels are shared by both the working group and reserved group ofwater channels or are used for working group and reserved group of waterchannels independently; wherein said water channels on the third tubularstructure is a step groove used to house the connector of the water tubelink and through the water link to connect with AWPAE devices; whereinsaid water channels in the working group of the third tubular structureare aligned with the water channels in the working channel of the secondtubular structure; wherein said water channels in the reserved group ofthe third tubular structure are aligned with the water channels in thereserved channels of the second tubular structure; wherein saiddirecting marks on the bottom of the first rotatable tubular structureis aligned with said marks on the top end of the second and thirdtubular structure; wherein said threaded concaves on the outer wall ofthe third tubular structure are used to match with said threadedpenetrative holes on the short tubular structure at the bottom of saidprotecting box; wherein said two directing grooves on the lower end ofthird tubular structure are used to house the two convex structures onthe end part of the short tubular structure in the protecting box, whichprovides a means to help each threaded concave on the outer wall of thethird tubular structure and the threaded penetrative holes on the shorttubular structure of the protection box to be aligned and further thethird tubular structure and the short tubular structure are fastenedtogether with screws.
 7. The system according to claim 1, wherein theprotecting box used to house the upper portion of an UIFR devicecomprising: a first panel, a second panel, a third panel, a fourthpanel, a top cover panel and a bottom panel to form said protecting box,a plurality of hooks on the upper portion of each inner wall of panels,a short tubular structure at the center of the bottom panel, a pluralityof screws; wherein the top cover panel having a first penetrative holeand a second penetrative hole to house the water inletting tubularstructure and the first air/pressure releasing tubular structure,wherein the short tubular structure used to house the third tubularstructure of the AAB device further having: a first directing convex onthe inner wall, a second directing convex on the inner wall, and aplurality of threaded penetrative holes and screws.
 8. The systemaccording to claim 1, wherein said cubic water container of an AWPAEdevice further comprising: a first panel, a second panel, a third panel,a fourth panel, a top cover panel and a bottom panel, a step convex witha threaded hole located on each corner of the top end of said cubicwater container, wherein the top cover panel having four threadedpenetrative holes on each 90 degree corners, and further having a pairof threaded penetrative holes in the center, a pair of screw nuts usedto fasten the water tube link and air/pressure tube link with said topcover panel; wherein said trapezoid water container of an AWPAE devicefurther comprising: a first trapezoid panel, a second trapezoid panel, athird trapezoid panel, a fourth trapezoid panel, and a trapezoid filterwater container; wherein said trapezoid filter water container of anAWPAE device further having: a first trapezoid filter panel, a secondtrapezoid filter panel, a third trapezoid filter panel, a fourthtrapezoid filter panel and a bottom filter panel to form the trapezoidfilter water container; wherein one of the at least one AWPAE devices,linked with one of the at least one water channels and air/pressurechannels respectively in the working group on the third tubularstructure of the first and the second AAB devices, is a working AWPAEdevice and all the working AWPAE devices form the working group to waterplant roots; wherein one of the at least one working AWPAE devices isplaced into underground by surrounding a plant root on the left back,left front, right back and right front of upper root area, on the leftback, left front, right back and right front of deep root area and onthe left back, left front, right back and right front of sandwichingroot area, said upper root area is where closes to the surface of soil,said deep root area is where is far from the surface soil, saidsandwiching root area is where between the upper and deep root area;wherein one of the at least one AWPAE devices connected with the firstAAB device and the second AAB device is placed into underground soil ofa plant, including: one of the at least one working AWPAE devicesconnected with the first AAB device is placed in the left front side ofthe upper root area, one of the at least one working AWPAE devicesconnected with the first AAB device is placed in the left back side ofthe upper root area, one of the at least one working AWPAE devicesconnected with the second AAB device is placed in the right front sideof the upper root area, one of the at least one working AWPAE devicesconnected with the second AAB device is placed in the right back side ofthe upper root area, one of the at least one working AWPAE devicesconnected with the first AAB device is placed in the left front side ofthe sandwiching root area, one of the at least one working AWPAE devicesconnected with the first AAB device is placed in the left back side ofthe sandwiching root area, one of the at least one working AWPAE devicesconnected with the second AAB device is placed in the right front sideof the sandwiching root area, one of the at least one working AWPAEdevices connected with the second AAB device is placed in the right backside of the sandwiching root area, one of the at least one working AWPAEdevices connected with the first AAB device is placed in the left frontside of the deep root area, one of the at least one working AWPAEdevices connected with the first AAB device is placed in the left backside of the deep root area, one of the at least one working AWPAEdevices connected with the second AAB device is placed in the rightfront side of the deep root area, one of the at least one working AWPAEdevices connected with the second AAB device is placed in the right backside of the deep root area, wherein one of the at least one AWPAEdevices, linked with one of the at least one water and air/pressurechannels respectively in the reserved group on the third tubularstructure of the first and the second AAB devices, is a reserved AWPAEdevice and all the reserved AWPAE devices form the reserved group AWPAEdevices used to replace the damaged working group AWPAE devices; whereinone of the at least one reserved AWPAE devices is placed into the upper,sandwiching and deep root area, including: one of the at least onereserved AWPAE devices connected with the first AAB device is placedinto the left front side of the upper root area, one of the at least onereserved AWPAE devices connected with the first AAB device is placedinto the left back side of the upper root area, one of the at least onereserved AWPAE devices connected with the second AAB device is placedinto the right front side of the upper root are one of the at least onereserved AWPAE devices connected with the second AAB device is placedinto the right back side of the upper root area, one of the at least onereserved AWPAE devices connected with the first AAB device is placedinto the left front side of the sandwiching root area, one of the atleast one reserved AWPAE devices connected with the first AAB device isplaced into the left back side of the sandwiching root area, one of theat least one reserved AWPAE devices connected with the second AAB deviceis placed into the right front side of the sandwiching root area, one ofthe at least one reserved AWPAE devices connected with the second AABdevice is placed into the right back side of the sandwiching root area,one of the at least one reserved AWPAE devices connected with the firstAAB device is placed into the left front side of the deep root area, oneof the at least one reserved AWPAE devices connected with the first AABdevice is placed into the left back side of the deep root area, one ofthe at least one reserved AWPAE devices connected with the second AABdevice is placed into the right front side of the deep root area, one ofthe at least one reserved AWPAE devices connected with the second AABdevice placed into the left back side of the deep root area.
 9. Thesystem according to claim 1, wherein one of the at least one water tubelinks used for water conduction and to link the upper portion with thelower portion, having: a connector on the top end, a tube with a colormark and a letter, a threaded end, a plurality of protecting tubes usedto sleeve the water tube links; wherein one of the at least oneair/pressure tube links used for air/pressure releasing and to link theupper portion with the lower portion, having: a connector on the topend, a tube with a color mark and a letter, a threaded end, a pluralityof protecting tubes used to sleeve the air/pressure tube links.
 10. Thesystem according to claim 1, wherein said real-location of each UIFRdevices and the plant watered by said UIFR device in the label isrepresented by a first group of digital numbers, a second group ofdigital numbers, a third group of digital numbers and a two-letter spacebetween said first group of digital number and said second group ofdigital number, and between said second group of digital number and saidthird group of digital number: (a). said first group of digital numbersis a row number; (b). said second group of the digital numbers is a realserial number of both the UIFR device and the plant located in the rowas indicated by the first group digital numbers above (a); (c). saidthird group of the digital number is a site number in a facility; saidsecond part of the label is further printed in a barcode form which canbe read by a barcode reader; said second part of the label is furtherprinted as a human readable form on each of inner panels of theprotecting box and on both sides of the cover panel used to cover theprotecting box; wherein said certification numbers for the third part ofthe label are the last two or three digital numbers of the legalcertification for the facility; wherein said fifth part of each label isa zip code or an area code of a phone number in a country (as limited inthe fourth part of the label); wherein said first part, second part,third part, fourth part and fifth part of the label are coded into atleast one radio-frequency identification (hereinafter, RFID) tag, saidat least one RFID tag is an active RFID tag, or a semi-passive RFID tagor a passive RFID tag; wherein said sixth part of each label provides adetailed information for each individual plant and the UIFR device whichcan be only viewed by a computer or any device with screen which allowedand supported by system in a data center after an user's password beingconfirmed and a data key being entered; said data key is the data of thefirst part to the fifth part obtained from a RFID tag, or the humanreadable part or the barcode; said plant information contains theparents name with the generation data represented by capital letters “F”followed by a number if the plant is the result of hybridization; orsaid plant information contains the parents names with generation datafor root stock, and the parents names with generation data for bud orstem with scion; said plant information contains detailed irrigation,fertilization amount, management cost and observation of growth, diseaseand disease treatments, yield of fruits; said information of the UIFRdevice contains a serials number and is composited of four parts,including: a first part represents the generation of the UIFR device, asecond part represents serial numbers of an UIFR device, a third partrepresents a code number of a manufacturer, and a fourth part representsa country code by two capital letters; wherein the three-in-one labelreader, comprising: a GPS module, or/and a GLONASS module, or/and aGALILEO POSITIONING module, or/and a CHINESE COMPASS NAVIGATION SYSTEMmodule, a data comparison module, a real time module, a datatransferring and transforming module, and a processor, wherein thethree-in-one label reader is further supported by: a Global System forMobile Communications (hereinafter, GSM), a geographic informationsystems (hereinafter, GIS), and a wireless technologies; wherein saiddata comparison module enables the three-in-one device to confirm thatall collected data from the RFID tags or the barcodes or the humanreadable parts are correct after comparing with GPS data, data bank inthe data center and all pre-saved universal unique label data; whereinsaid three-in-one label reader has a full pre-downloaded and pre-savedlabel data covered each of all UIFR devices and each of watering plantsin the facility; wherein said pre-saved universal unique label data is adata filter to enable said three-in-one label reader to read eachmatched universal unique label only; wherein the three-in-one labelreader has a unique identification number or a mobile phone number;wherein the unique number or a mobile phone number of each three-in-onelabel reader can be automatically combined with each read label used foreach UIFR device and the plant watering by said UIFR device; wherein thethree-in-one label reader can download data wirelessly to or via a cablelinker to a computer supported by data center, wherein said datacollector of label reader is a typewriting means, or/and a voicerecording means or/and a photographing means, wherein the three-in-onelabel reader can be a mobile phone supported and allowed by the datacenter in the facility, wherein the three-in-one label reader or anyother device allowed by system can further wirelessly dialog with eachwireless remote control/programmed/manually enabling switch or the WDCdevice linked with each UIFR device or a group of UIFR devices directlyvia the linked data transferring and transforming module within the datacenter or system coverage.
 11. The system according to claim 1, whereinthe AAB device connected with the water container, or the first AABdevice connected with the first water container, is linked with one ofthe at least one AWPAE devices in the working group via the wateringtube links and the air/gas tube links can be adjusted to create one ofthe at least one watering programs or patterns to water a plant,including: 1). wherein the water channel in the first group on the firstrotatable tubular structure is moveably aligned with the first waterchannel in the first row on the second and third tubular structure inthe working group, wherein the AWPAE device in the working groupirrigates the left front of the upper root area; 2). wherein the waterchannel in the first group on the first rotatable tubular structure ismoveably aligned with the second water channel in the first row on thesecond and third tubular structure in the working group, wherein theAWPAE device in the working group irrigates the left front ofsandwiching root area; 3). wherein the water channel in the first groupon the first rotatable tubular structure is moveably aligned with thethird water channel in the first row on the second and third tubularstructure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE device in the workinggroup irrigates the left front of the upper root area; 4). wherein thefirst and second water channels in the second group on the firstrotatable tubular structure are moveably aligned with the first andsecond water channels in the first row on the second and third tubularstructure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE devices in the workinggroup simultaneously irrigate the left front of the upper and thesandwiching root areas; 5). wherein the first, second and third waterchannels in the second group on the first rotatable tubular structureare moveably aligned with the first, second and third water channels inthe first row on the second and on the third tubular structure in theworking group, wherein the first, wherein the AWPAE devices in theworking group simultaneously irrigate the left front of the upper, thesandwiching and the deep root areas; 6). wherein the second and thirdwater channels in the second group on the first rotatable tubularstructure are moveably aligned with the second and third water channelsin the first row on the second and on the third tubular structure in theworking group, wherein AWPAE devices in the working group simultaneouslyirrigate the left front of the sandwiching and the deep root areas; 7).wherein the water channel in the third group on the first rotatabletubular structure is moveably aligned with the first water channel inthe second row on the second tubular structure and the first waterchannel in the second row on the third tubular structure in the workinggroup, wherein the AWPAE device in the working group irrigates the leftback of the upper root area; 8). wherein the water channel in the thirdgroup on the first rotatable tubular structure is moveably aligned withthe second water channel in the second row on the second tubularstructure and the second water channel in the second row on the thirdtubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE device in theworking group irrigates the left back of the sandwiching root area; 9).wherein the water channel in the third group on the first rotatabletubular structure is moveably aligned with the third water channel inthe second row on the second tubular structure and the third waterchannel in the second row on the third tubular structure in the workinggroup, wherein the AWPAE device in the working group irrigates the leftback of the deep root area; 10). wherein the first and the second waterchannels in the fourth group on the first rotatable tubular structureare moveably aligned with the first and second water channels in thesecond row on the second tubular structure and the first and secondwater channels in the second row on the third tubular structure in theworking group, wherein the AWPAE devices in the working groupsimultaneously irrigate the left back of the upper and the sandwichingroot areas; 11). wherein the first, the second and the third waterchannels in the fourth group on the first rotatable tubular structureare moveably aligned with the first, second and third water channels inthe second row on the second tubular structure and the first, second andthe third water channels in the second row on the third tubularstructure in the working group, wherein the second, wherein the AWPAEdevices in the working group simultaneously irrigate the left back ofthe upper, the sandwiching and the deep root areas; 12). wherein thesecond and the third water channels in the fourth group on the firstrotatable tubular structure are moveably aligned with the second and thethird water channels in the second row on the second tubular structureand the second and the third water channels in the second row on thethird tubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE devicesin the working group simultaneously irrigate the left back of thesandwiching and the deep root areas; 13). wherein the first and thesecond water channels in the fifth group on the first rotatable tubularstructure are moveably aligned with the first water channels in thefirst row and the first water channels in the second row on the secondtubular structure and on the third tubular structure in the workinggroup, wherein the AWPAE devices in the working group simultaneouslyirrigate the left front and the left back of the upper root areas; 14).wherein the first and the second water channels in the fifth group onthe first rotatable tubular structure are moveably aligned with thesecond water channels in the first row and the second water channels inthe second row on the second tubular structure and on the third tubularstructure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE devices in the workinggroup simultaneously irrigate the left front and the left back of thesandwiching root areas; 15). wherein the first and the second waterchannels in the fifth group on the first rotatable tubular structure aremoveably aligned with the third water channels in the first row and thethird water channels in the second row on the second tubular structureand on the third tubular structure in the working group, wherein theAWPAE devices in the working group simultaneously irrigate the leftfront and the left back of the deep root areas; 16). wherein the firstand the second water channels in the first row and the first and thesecond water channels in the second row of the six group on the firstrotatable tubular structure are moveably aligned with the first and thesecond water channels in the first row and the first and the secondwater channels in the second row on the second tubular structure and onthe third tubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAEdevices in the working group simultaneously irrigate the left front andthe left back of the upper and the sandwiching root areas; 17). whereinthe first, the second and the third water channels in the first row andthe first, the second and the third water channels in the second row ofthe six group on the first rotatable tubular structure are moveablyaligned with the first, the second and the third water channels in thefirst row and the first and the second water channels in the second rowon the second tubular structure and on the third tubular structure inthe working group, wherein the AWPAE devices in the working groupsimultaneously irrigate the left front and the left back of the upper,the sandwiching and the deep root areas; 18). wherein the second and thethird water channels in the first row and the second and the third waterchannels in the second row of the six group on the first rotatabletubular structure are moveably aligned with the second and the thirdwater channels in the first row and the second and the third waterchannels in the second row on both the second tubular structure and onthe third tubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAEdevices in the working group simultaneously irrigate the left front andthe left back of the sandwiching and the deep root areas; wherein thesecond AAB device connected with the second water container and linkedwith the each of AWPAE devices via the watering tube links and theair/gas tube links can be adjusted to create one of the at leastwatering programs or patterns to water a plant: 1). wherein the waterchannel in the first group on the first rotatable tubular structure ismoveably aligned with the first water channel in the first row on thesecond and third tubular structure in the working group, wherein theAWPAE device in the working group irrigates the right front of the upperroot area; 2). wherein the water channel in the first group on the firstrotatable tubular structure is moveably aligned with the second waterchannel in the first row on the second and third tubular structure inthe working group, wherein the AWPAE device in the working groupirrigates the right front of the sandwiching root area; 3). wherein thewater channel in the first group on the first rotatable tubularstructure is moveably aligned with the third water channel in the firstrow on the second and third tubular structure in the working group,wherein the AWPAE device in the working group irrigates the left frontof the deep root area; 4). wherein the first and second water channelsin the second group on the first rotatable tubular structure aremoveably aligned with the first and second water channels in the firstrow on the second and third tubular structure in the working group,wherein the AWPAE simultaneously device in the working group irrigatethe right front of the upper and sandwiching root areas; 5). wherein thefirst, second and third water channels in the second group on the firstrotatable tubular structure are moveably aligned with the first, secondand third water channels in the first row on the second and on the thirdtubular structure in the working group, wherein the first, wherein theAWPAE devices in the working group simultaneously irrigate the rightfront of the top, the sandwiching and the deep root areas; 6). whereinthe second and third water channels in the second group on the firstrotatable tubular structure are moveably aligned with the second andthird water channels in the first row on the second and on the thirdtubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE devices in theworking group simultaneously irrigate the right front of the sandwichingand the deep root areas; 7). wherein the water channel in the thirdgroup on the first rotatable tubular structure is moveably aligned withthe first water channel in the second row on the second tubularstructure and the first water channel in the second row on the thirdtubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE device in theworking group irrigates the right back of the upper root area; 8).wherein the water channel in the third group on the first rotatabletubular structure is moveably aligned with the second water channel inthe second row on the second tubular structure and the second waterchannel in the second row on the third tubular structure in the workinggroup, wherein the AWPAE device in the working group irrigates the rightback of the sandwiching root area; 9). wherein the water channel in thethird group on the first rotatable tubular structure is moveably alignedwith the third water channel in the second row on the second tubularstructure and the third water channel in the second row on the thirdtubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE device in theworking group irrigates the right back of the deep root area; 10).wherein the first and the second water channels in the fourth group onthe first rotatable tubular structure are moveably aligned with thefirst and second water channels in the second row on the second tubularstructure and the first and second water channels in the second row onthe third tubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAEdevices in the working group simultaneously irrigate the right back ofthe upper and sandwiching root areas; 11). wherein the first, the secondand the third water channels in the fourth group on the first rotatabletubular structure are moveably aligned with the first, second and thirdwater channels in the second row on the second tubular structure and thefirst, second and the third water channels in the second row on thethird tubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE devicesin the working group simultaneously irrigate the right back of theupper, the sandwiching and the deep root areas; 12). wherein the secondand the third water channels in the fourth group on the first rotatabletubular structure are moveably aligned with the second and the thirdwater channels in the second row on the second tubular structure and thesecond and the third water channels in the second row on the thirdtubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE devices in theworking group simultaneously irrigate the right back of the sandwichingand the deep root areas; 13). wherein the first and the second waterchannels in the fifth group on the first rotatable tubular structure aremoveably aligned with the first water channels in the first row and thefirst water channels in the second row on the second tubular structureand on the third tubular structure in the working group, wherein theAWPAE devices in the working group simultaneously irrigate the leftfront and back of the upper root areas; 14). wherein the first and thesecond water channels in the fifth group on the first rotatable tubularstructure are moveably aligned with the second water channels in thefirst row and the second water channels in the second row on the secondtubular structure and on the third tubular structure in the workinggroup, wherein the AWPAE devices in the working group simultaneouslyirrigate the right front and back of the sandwiching root areas; 15).wherein the first and the second water channels in the fifth group onthe first rotatable tubular structure are moveably aligned with thethird water channels in the first row and the third water channels inthe second row on the second tubular structure and on the third tubularstructure in the working group, wherein the AWPAE devices in the workinggroup simultaneously irrigate the right front and back of the deep rootareas; 16). wherein the first and the second water channels in the firstrow of the six group and the first and the second water channels in thesecond row of the six group on the first rotatable tubular structure aremoveably aligned with the first and the second water channels in thefirst row and the first and the second water channels in the second rowon the second tubular structure and on the third tubular structure inthe working group, wherein the AWPAE devices in the working groupsimultaneously irrigate the right front and back of the upper and thesandwiching root areas; 17). wherein the first, the second and the thirdwater channels in the first row and the first, the second and the thirdwater channels in the second row of the six group on the first rotatabletubular structure are moveably aligned with the first, the second andthe third water channels in the first row and the first and the secondwater channels in the second row on the second tubular structure and onthe third tubular structure in the working group, wherein the AWPAEdevices in the working group simultaneously irrigate the right front andback of the upper, the sandwiching and the deep root areas; 18). whereinthe second and the third water channels in the first row and the secondand the third water channels in the second row of the six group on thefirst rotatable tubular structure are moveably aligned with the secondand the third water channels in the first row and the second and thethird water channels in the second row on both the second tubularstructure and on the third tubular structure in the working group,wherein the AWPAE devices in the working group simultaneously irrigatethe right front and back of the sandwiching and the deep root areas;wherein one of the at least one watering programs or patterns created bythe first AAB device (as detailed in above) singly combining with eachone of the at least one watering programs or patterns created by thesecond AAB devices (as detailed in above) can create 324 wateringprograms and patterns to water a plant via the AWPAE devices linked withthe first AAB device and the second AAB device; wherein the waterchannels in the reserved group can be changed into working groupaccordingly and further to create the same watering programs or patternsas afore described in above.
 12. The system according to claim 1,wherein both the moveable and visible colored sign and the plasticfoamed floating structure has a groove in the center; wherein said postis used to fasten with said moveable and visible colored sign on the topend and to fasten with said plastic foamed floating structure via saidgrooves; wherein said “T” shape structure is consisted: a horizontaltubular structure with two 90 degree bended tube ends, and a verticaltubular structure to house the moveable colored sign; wherein thevertical tubular structure further having: a first directing groove onthe inner wall, a second directing groove on the opposite of said firstdirecting groove on the inner wall, said directing grooves are used tohouse both sides of moveable and visible colored sign and furtherprovide a means to enables the movement of the sign up and down to bestable; wherein the vertical tubular structure is transparent withvolume scale marks and can observe colored sign rising upward ordownward during the irrigation, and further to read the true volume ofwater in said UIFR device; wherein one of the at least one sensors inthe light indicating device used to monitor working condition of an UIFRdevice, comprising: a moveable and visible colored sign, a horizontaltubular structure with two 90 degree bended ends; and a vertical tubularstructure and jointly to form a “T” shape structure, a first directinggroove on the inner wall of said vertical tubular structure, a seconddirecting groove on the opposite of said first directing groove on theinner vertical tubular structure used to house both sides of themoveable colored sign, a post, a plastic foamed floating structureconnected with said post, at least one line initially linked with anegative pole of a power supply resource and fixed into one side of saidfirst directing groove, a plurality of short negative power linesindividually fixed into the other side of the first vertical directinggroove; said one of the at least one short negative lines linked withone of the at least one color lights individually, at least one metalline, said metal line is fixed onto one side of the moveable and visiblecolored sign, at least one warning module to report over watering, saidwarning module is a flashing enable module; wherein one of the at leastone sensors provides a means to detect the water increased or decreasedfrom prior volume to a pre-measured volume in the UIFR device, whereinone of the at least one sensors further provides a means to detect thereal time of decreased water volume from each said UIFR device and thereal time required for water percolated into the underground soil bysurrounding the plant root area, wherein said sensors are fixed aboveboth the window and the movably plastic foamed cylinder floatingstructure of the safety valve device; wherein said at least one sensorlinked with one color of light represents one pre-decided one volume orlevel of water in the first and second water containers of the UIFRdevice accordingly which made the underground irrigation to be visibleand to know the true amount of water; wherein a real time lapse intervalfor one light color changed to another color light provides a means tomonitor and to find out each UIFR device working condition; wherein saidtotal time required for water percolating into soil from highest volumeto the lowest volume provides a means to monitor both an UIFR deviceworking condition and underground soil condition; wherein said one ofthe at least one colored lights connected with one of the at least onesensors via the metal on said one side of the moveable and visiblecolored sign used to detect the water increased or decreased in the UIFRdevice by ways, having: (a). one of the at least one colored lightsindicates the water volume increased from the initial water volume tothe premeasured water volume in the water container or the first andsecond water containers, when said light is powered by one of the atleast one sensors; (b). one of the at least one colored lights, exceptthe colored light being used in above, indicates the increased watervolume in the first and second water container, when said light ispowered by one of the at least one sensors; (c). one of the at least onecolored lights, except the colored light being used in above, indicatesthe increased water volume in the first and the second water container,when said light is powered by one of the at least one sensors; (d). oneof the at least one colored lights is on, except the colored lightsbeing used in above, indicates the increased water volume in the firstand second water container, when said light is powered by one of the atleast one sensors; (e). when said light (d) links with a warning moduleand is in the flashing way, over watering is happening in the UIFRdevice; wherein said light (d) is powered again via said sensorindicates the water volume decreased from the highest volume to thepremeasured water volume in the UIFR device; wherein said light (c) ispowered again via the sensor indicates the water volume decreased fromthe premeasured water volume to the next lower premeasured water volumein the UIFR device; wherein said light (b) is powered again via thesensor indicates the water volume decreased from the premeasured watervolume to the next lower premeasured water volume in the UIFR device;wherein said light (a) is powered again via the sensor indicates thewater volume decreased from the premeasured water volume to the initialpremeasured water volume in the UIFR device; wherein said power supplyresource is a battery or rechargeable battery or wireless chargeablebattery or power supplied from a wind generator or solar generator orany other available form; wherein power supply resource is furthershared with a WDC device and an active RFID tag or a semi-passive RFIDtag if equipped; wherein said one of the at least one sensors in thewireless and remote monitor device further comprising: a moveable andvisible colored sign, a horizontal tubular structure with two 90 degreebended tube ends, a vertical tubular structure and jointly to form a “T”shape structure, a first directing groove on the inner wall of saidvertical tubular structure, a second directing groove on the opposite ofsaid first directing groove on the inner vertical tubular structure, apost, a plastic foamed floating structure connected with said post, anegative power line initially linked with negative pole of a powersupply resource and fixed into one side of said second verticaldirecting grooves, a plurality of short negative power linesindividually fixed into the other side of the second vertical directinggroove; said one of the at least one short negative lines independentlylinked with said WDC device, a metal line, said metal line is fixed ontoone side of the moveable and visible colored sign which becomes amoveable metal line in a perpendicular way when the sign raising up ordownward during the watering period, wherein said sensors are fixedabove the window of the safety valve and the movable plastic foamedcylinder floating structure of the safety valve device; wherein said WDCdevice further comprising: a real-location address, said real-locationaddress consisting two parts, including: the first part is thereal-location which is the same as expressed in the second parts of saidlabel, and the second part is the identification address issued to adata transferring and transforming module which linked with said WDCdevice; a real time module, a recording module to record a real timewhenever said WDC device is powered via each of sensors, a shut downmodule whenever over watering happened, a processor, and a communicatingchannel used to link with said w data transferring and transformingmodule for data transferring between the WDC device and the datatransferring and transforming module, a data transferring andtransforming module having an unique identification address, wherein thelinked WDC device and the data transferring and transforming module areenabled by wireless technologies or/and supported by wireless mobilecommunication system in said data center; wherein said safety valvedevice is same as the one afore claimed; wherein said power supplyresource is used to supply power for each of WDC devices or RFID tag ifequipped to each UIFR device, said power supply resource is a battery orrechargeable battery or wireless chargeable battery or power suppliedfrom a wind generator or solar generator or any other available form;wherein said monitor is a computer screen or the mobile phone screen orany other means supported and allowed by the data center for monitoringa real time watering data and a real time working condition of each ofthe UIFR devices used in the field or indoor at real-location, and thereal time and real-location data can be further viewed at anywhere inthe world for intelligent precision management of underground irrigationfor plant culture; wherein one of the at least one sensors provides ameans to detect the water increased from prior volume to a pre-measuredvolume in the UIFR device, when said sensor connected with said WDCdevice; wherein one of the at least one sensors further provides a meansto know the time required for water percolated into the underground soilin the plant root area and water volume from the highest volume to eachlower volume in the UIFR devices, when said sensor connected with saidWDC device; wherein said each one of the at least one sensors isindependently linked with the WDC device to record the real time when itis powered which indicates a pre-decided volume or level of in the UIFRdevice accordingly, wherein a real time lapse interval for one real timechanged to next real time provides a means to monitor and to find outeach UIFR device working condition; wherein the total time required forwater percolating into soil from highest volume to the lowest volumeindicates both an UIFR device working condition and underground soilcondition; wherein the WDC device connected with one of the at least onesensors to detect the water increased in the UIFR device by real timeand real-location manners, including: (a). the WDC device reports theincreased water volume, from beginning to a pre-measured volume, by areal time manner when WDC device is powered via one of the at least onesensors sensor; (b). the WDC device reports the increased water volume,from prior increased volume to a pre-measured volume, by a real timemanner when the WDC device is powered via one of the at least onesensors sensor; (c). the WDC device reports the increased water volume,from prior water volume to a pre-measured volume, by a real time mannerwhen the WDC device is powered via one of the at least one sensorssensor; (d). the WDC device reports the increased water volume, fromprior water volume to a pre-measured volume, by a real time manner whenthe WDC device is powered via one of the at least one sensors sensor;(e). one of the at least one sensors linked with the shut down moduledirectly in the WDC device when over irrigating happened and further toturn off the switch on the water inletting tubular structure or branchwater tube right away via wireless technologies or/and wireless mobilecommunication system; wherein a special report will be sent back to thedata center right away when the switch being turn off; (f). the WDCdevice reports the water volume decreased from prior water volume to thepre-measured volume in the UIFR device when the WDC device is poweredagain via one of the at least one sensors (d); (g). the WDC devicereports the water volume decreased from prior water volume to thepre-measured volume in the UIFR device when the WDC device is poweredagain via one of the at least one sensors (c); (h). the WDC devicereports the water volume decreased from prior water volume to thepre-measured volume in the UIFR device when the WDC device is poweredagain via one of the at least one sensors (b); (i). the WDC devicereports the water volume decreased from prior water volume to thepre-measured volume in the UIFR device when the WDC device is poweredagain via one of the at least one sensors (a); wherein all datamentioned above can be viewed at real time via a computer or mobilephone supported and allowed by system in the data center.
 13. The systemaccording to claim 1, wherein said gas sample collecting channel,having: a first plug, a second plug with a penetrative hole in thecenter, and a first air/pressure releasing tubular structure, whereinone of the at least one sample collecting channels for monitoringirrigation result of the UIFR devices and each of plants watering bysaid UIFR device, including: at least one first sampling channel whichis vertically placed into the upper root area, at least one secondsampling channel which is vertically placed into the sandwiching rootarea, at least one third sampling channel which is vertically placedinto the deep root area, wherein said first, second and third samplingchannels comprising: a tube, said tube having a threaded inner wall onthe lower end, and a threaded outer wall on the upper end, a solidcolumn, said solid column having: a threaded part on the lower end, anda threaded cap coupling with said column on the upper end, a sealingwasher, wherein the plurality of sample measurement devices formonitoring each of the UIFR devices and each of plants watering by saidUIFR device, including: a pH probe or sensor to be placed into each ofsampling channels to measure soil pH value in the root area at differentlevels, a pH meter, a thermometer probe or sensor, a thermometer, awater content analyzer probe or sensor, a water content analyzer, a soilnutrient contents sampler to collect soil sample from different rootarea, and a soil nutrient contents analyzer.
 14. The system according toclaim 1, wherein the UIFR device used for the moveable monitoring deviceis the same as afore claimed for the UIFR, except wherein the thirdtubular structures of the AAB devices in the UIFR device having athreaded part on the outer wall to match with the threaded neck on theinner wall of the sample water container, wherein the pair of samplingwater containers, having: a threaded neck on the inner wall, a watervolume scale on each of the sample water containers, a pair of taps onthe bottom of said each of the sample water containers, a carry means tomove said movable device to different places in the facility as desired,wherein the label used for the moveable monitoring device having threeparts: a first part is letters “HOT”, a second part is letters “MMD”represented the “moveable monitoring device”, a third part is serialsnumber representing each of the moveable devices.
 15. The systemaccording to claim 1, whereby the irrigation system or prior existedirrigation system comprising: a water resource, a tank(s), an organicand inorganic fertilizer injector, a water filter device, an undergroundor above ground main and sub-main water supply lines for different sitesor green houses in a facility, a branch water supply conduit for a rowor for a green house; a first wireless technologies supported or/andmobile communication supported wireless remotecontrol/programmed/manually enabled switch to control the water from themain or sub-main water supply line to water conduit into each buildingsor house or green house or each row in the field, a second wirelesstechnologies supported or/and mobile communication supported wirelessremote control/programmed/manually enabled switch to control the watersupply in each branch water supply conduit linked with each of the UIFRdevices; or a running or tap water system or a prior existed running ortap water system to supply water to each of UIFR devices used for pottedplants indoor or outdoor plants cultured in a yard by surrounding thehouse or a place nearby a house, comprising: an independent indoor oroutdoor water supply conduit to supply water for each of UIFR devicesonly, a pressure regulator, a fertilizer injector, and a first wirelesstechnologies supported or/and mobile communication supported wirelessremote control/programmed/manually enable switch to control the waterfrom the running or tap water system to water supply conduit for eachbuildings or house or green house or each row in the field, a secondwireless technologies supported or/and mobile communication supportedwireless remote control/programmed/manually enabled switch to controlwater supply in each branch water supply conduit linked with each of theUIFR devices.